NGX All-Share Index Falls 1.65%, Market Cap Drops to N148.91T
The Nigerian Exchange ended the week lower with the All-Share Index declining 1.65% and market capitalisation falling to N148.91 trillion, as bearish sentiment prevailed.
The Nigerian Exchange ended the week lower with the All-Share Index declining 1.65% and market capitalisation falling to N148.91 trillion, as bearish sentiment prevailed.
The Nigerian Exchange extended its losing streak on Thursday, with the All-Share Index falling 0.64% and market cap dropping by N958.5 billion, driven by sell-offs in Aradel Holdings, Oando, and banking stocks.
The Nigerian stock market fell 2.35% on Wednesday, erasing N3.637 trillion in value, driven by profit-taking in major stocks like BUA Cement, Dangote Cement, and Geregu Power.
The Nigerian Exchange rose 0.97% on Monday, June 22, driven by bargain hunting in banking stocks led by First Holdco, GTCO, and Zenith Bank, pushing the banking sector up 4.84%.
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RecommendedThe Nigerian Exchange closed lower in the third week of June 2026, with the All-Share Index falling 3.59% and market cap shedding N5.64 trillion. Financial services dominated trading. Cornerstone Insurance and Academy Press led gainers.
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The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) rose 0.53% on Tuesday, driven by strong buying in Airtel Africa, First Holdco, and other blue-chip stocks, offsetting sector losses.
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RecommendedThe Nigerian equities market opened the week with a 0.33% gain, adding N234.7 billion to investors' wealth, driven by renewed buying interest in large and mid-cap stocks.
Nigerian stocks fell 3.1% last week amid sell pressure in oil & gas and industrial goods. Analysts expect bargain hunting but caution profit-taking may persist.
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The Nigerian Exchange declined 0.35% as banking, consumer goods, and insurance stocks led losses, with 35 stocks falling and market activity weakening significantly.
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The Nigerian equities market rebounded on May 29, 2026, with the ASI rising 0.26% as investors gained N414.52 billion in market value, driven by strong demand in selected stocks.
Nigerian investors lost N889 billion in one day as the stock market closed lower ahead of the Sallah break, driven by sell-offs across major sectors.
Nigerian equities market fell by N889 billion on Tuesday ahead of the Eid-ul-Adha holiday, with the all-share index dropping 0.55% to 249,738.84 points.
Zenith Bank leads Nigeria's top 10 most valuable banks with N5.42 trillion market cap, followed by GTCO. Combined value of listed banks hits N24 trillion.
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RecommendedNigerian Exchange closed lower with All-Share Index down 0.25%, market cap at N160.08 trillion. Financial stocks dominated trading. 38 gainers, 55 losers.
The Nigerian stock market rebounded on Thursday as investors gained N72.44 billion, driven by renewed buying interest in select large and mid-cap stocks.
Nigerian equities market capitalisation fell by N1.6 trillion as bluechip stocks faced sell pressure, with BUA Cement leading losses.
The Nigerian stock market fell for the second day, with the All-Share Index dropping below 250,000. Industrial, consumer goods, and banking sectors led the decline, while insurance gained.
The Nigerian stock market started the week with an N80.81 billion loss as investors engaged in profit-taking across banking, consumer goods, industrial, and insurance sectors.
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RecommendedNigeria's stock market dropped N170 billion on Thursday as profit-taking in mid-cap stocks dragged the All-Share Index down 0.10% to 252,243.11 points.
The Nigerian equity market All-Share Index crossed 250,000 points, with investors gaining over N3 trillion in a single day amid sustained buying interest.
Nigerian equities market volume surged 23.85% last week, with N347.81bn traded in 406,393 deals. Market cap gained N1.1tn, while ASI rose 1.03% to 244,775.83 points.
Aliko Dangote's net worth surged to $35.9 billion, gaining over $1 billion in days. Dangote Cement plans London listing, and a major Kenya refinery project is underway.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) rose further, with market capitalisation gaining N629 billion, driven by Airtel Africa and 46 other stocks. The ASI hit 242,729.51 points.
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