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The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) experienced a significant market decline, shedding N137 billion as banking and insurance stocks faced substantial sell-offs.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) experienced a decline as profit-taking activities in the energy and insurance sectors led to lower key market indicators.

President Tinubu praised his economic team and the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) for their efforts in stabilizing Nigeria's economy. He emphasized the private sector's crucial role in job creation and government support.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) experienced a 32% surge in turnover, reaching N404.7 billion in late July 2026, largely propelled by robust activity in banking stocks.

Nigeria’s top 10 stockbroking firms on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) are responsible for over 70% of total equities transactions, indicating sustained investor interest in the market.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) All-Share Index surged by 6.35% last week. This market rally was primarily fueled by strong performance in banking shares and increased institutional demand.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) market experienced a fourth consecutive day of decline, shedding N581 billion due to profit-taking.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) experienced a 0.25% slip last week, primarily due to significant sell-offs in industrial and insurance stocks. This market downturn resulted in billions being wiped off investors’ portfolios.

Foreign inflows on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) have seen a significant 78% jump. This increase occurred even as the market experienced rising outflows.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) extended its rally, with investors reaping over N1.765 trillion in three days of trading, following a massive surge of 8.761 billion shares traded in a shortened week driven by the ICT sector.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) has launched an investigation into Zichis Agro-Allied after its shares surged by 859.1 per cent in less than five weeks, reaching a market capitalization of N10.4 billion.

GTCO has obtained an extension from the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) to publish its Half-Year 2026 results by September 30, citing reasons for the delay in its financial statements.

Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc has notified the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) of a potential delay in filing its H1 2026 Audited Financial Statements.

President Tinubu commended his economic team and the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) for their efforts in stabilizing the economy and achieving a rebound in the stock market. He also announced plans for the listing of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) on the NGX.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) experienced a N648bn loss as renewed profit-taking activities led to a broad-based sell-off across equities, impacting investors' wealth.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) gained N307 billion, increasing market capitalization to N159 trillion. Concurrently, the Naira strengthened by N4.80 against the dollar in the official market.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) has experienced significant volatility, with market liquidity tightening as its value initially slid to N151.3 trillion. However, the NGX later rebounded with a N1.52 trillion gain, driven by a rally in banking stocks.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) index experienced a 0.35% dip, attributed to profit-taking and sell-offs across major stocks, leading to a broader market decline.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) recorded a transaction volume of 4.842 billion shares worth N287.8 billion, with the financial services industry leading the activity chart.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) All-Share Index surged by 6.57 percent, leading to an N8.66 trillion increase in market capitalization over the past week.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) gains N1.7tn as market capitalisation hits N125.49tn. Banking, oil & gas, and consumer goods sectors lead the rally. Read More: https://punchng.com/ngx-gains-n1-7tn-on-banking-oil-gas-rally/

Musician and entrepreneur Mr Eazi announced his intention to list his companies on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), drawing inspiration from prominent figures like Dangote and Otedola.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) closed the week at a 245,573 weekly high, driven by strong investor demand and a significant rally in the banking sector.

The Nigerian Presidency announced that robust first-half 2026 earnings reported by many companies on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) reflect improved investor confidence and a better business environment, driven by FX unification and upstream approvals.

AVA Capital is set to be listed on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Main Board, aiming to enhance its market visibility. This move signifies a strategic step for the company within the Nigerian financial market.

Nigerian investors have seen a gain of N1.755 trillion as the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) continued its bullish run, driven by sustained confidence and buying interest in large-cap stocks.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) is promoting the upcoming Dangote Refinery Initial Public Offering (IPO) as a significant investment opportunity not just for Nigerians, but for investors across the African continent.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) experienced a 38% decline in turnover, settling at 2.39 billion shares during a shortened trading week due to Eid al-Adha holidays, ahead of the T+1 settlement cycle.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) saw its market capitalization increase by N5.55tn, crossing N152tn, driven by widespread buying activity and positive earnings outlook.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) saw a 0.28% growth, with its market capitalization increasing by N370bn, primarily driven by a rally in the banking sector.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) has announced the suspension of trading in Zichis Agro shares, effective February 23, pending the conclusion of a review.