The Nigerian Exchange closed lower on Monday, October 5, with the All-Share Index shedding 306.76 points to 250,501.51, despite strong gains in insurance, agricultural, and technology stocks.
The NGX All-Share Index fell 701.53 points on October 1, 2026, wiping N426 billion from market capitalisation as insurance and banking stocks led losses. Trading volume jumped 82.85%.
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) closed Tuesday with a N468.63 billion loss, as the All-Share Index fell to 251,913.20 points, driven by banking and industrial sell-offs.
The NGX All-Share Index gained 521.70 points on Monday, lifting market capitalisation to N163.999 trillion, with University Press leading gainers.
The Nigerian Exchange ended the week bullish, with the All-Share Index up 2.78% and market capitalisation reaching N162.157 trillion, driven by strong financial services trading.
The NGX All-Share Index closed at a record 251,191.02 points on Wednesday, September 23, as market capitalisation rose by N374bn to N163.06tn, driven by gains across banking, insurance, consumer goods, and oil & gas sectors.
Nigeria's equities market rose N297.21bn on Tuesday, with NGX ASI up 0.18% to 250,614.66 points, as CBN reset MPR to 23%.
The Nigerian stock market closed higher on Monday as investors gained N228.25 billion, with the NGX All-Share Index rising 0.14% to 250,156.80 points, led by banking, insurance, and industrial stocks.
The NGX All-Share Index rose 2.78% to close at 249,804.56 points, with market cap hitting N162.157 trillion, as 52 equities gained.
The NGX market cap rose by N1.18 trillion to N159.9 trillion as investors traded 1.1 billion shares in 54,026 deals, extending the winning streak to five sessions.
The Nigerian Exchange recorded 662.35 million shares traded across 63,167 deals on Wednesday, September 16, as market capitalisation rose by N315.9 billion to N158.7 trillion, driven by banking and insurance stocks.
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NGX investors traded 3.647 billion shares worth N130.151 billion in 244,777 deals during the week, as the All-Share Index fell 1.60% to 243,052.74 points and market capitalisation dropped 1.24% to N157.587 trillion.
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The Nigerian stock market fell for a second straight session on Wednesday, as the All-Share Index dropped 1.05% and market capitalisation declined by N1.67 trillion to N157.05 trillion amid broad selling pressure.
Nigeria's equities market fell sharply on Tuesday, erasing N1.88 trillion as banking and insurance stocks led a broad sell-off, with the NGX ASI dropping 1.17% to 244,802.11 points.
Nigerian stock market opened the week positive, with NGX market capitalization rising by N1.041 trillion to N160.600 trillion, driven by energy sector gains.
Nigerian stocks closed higher on Thursday, September 3, as the NGX All-Share Index rose 0.15%, driven by Seplat Energy's 10% rally and N29.3 billion turnover.
The Nigerian Exchange All-Share Index rose 0.81% to 241,298.47 points in a four-day week, with market cap up 0.84% to N155.826 trillion.
First HoldCo turned N100,000 into N269,311 in 8 months, while UBA managed only 6% growth, showing stark disparities in Nigerian banking stocks.
NGX fell 0.17% on Wednesday, ASI down 402 points to 238,682.92, market cap lost N260bn to N154.137tn, with Neimeth and NEM Insurance gaining.
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) correction deepened as investors locked in gains after a record run, with the All-Share Index declining by 0.5% to 104,000 points.
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Nigerian equities shift from broad momentum to selective price discovery as NGX All-Share Index declines 1.35% to 239,351.16, with market cap at ₦154.53 trillion.
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Domestic transactions on the NGX hit a record N10.68 trillion in 2025, accounting for 81% of total trades, as local investors flood the market.