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The Nigerian Exchange Ltd. (NGX) equities market has reversed its bullish run, losing over N1 trillion in market capitalization due to intensified bearish trading and significant sell-offs in key stocks, including MTN Nigeria.
Nigeria's stock market experienced a significant reversal last week, with widespread profit-taking leading to a loss of N1.261 trillion from investors' portfolios, ending a sustained rally in negative territory.
The Nigerian stock market experienced a significant downturn, shedding N800bn as profit-taking halted a recent rally, impacting key stocks like Nestle and BUA Foods.
Stock market experts in Nigeria express optimism for the second half of 2026 but caution investors, emphasizing that strong performance does not eliminate investment risk and should not lead to policy complacency.
The Nigerian stock market continued its rally, resulting in investors gaining N1.86 trillion. This extended positive performance indicates a strong period for the market.
The Nigerian stock market experienced a rebound, with its market capitalization increasing by N653 billion, or 0.45 per cent, to N147.217 trillion from N146.564 trillion recorded on Monday.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) experienced a significant gain of N830 billion, primarily driven by the performance of Airtel Africa and other financial stocks. This rally indicates positive movement in the Nigerian stock market.
The Nigerian stock market experienced a downturn, losing N170 billion as investors engaged in profit-taking on mid-cap stocks, resulting in the All-Share Index falling by 0.11%.
The Nigerian stock market extended its bullish run for the fourth consecutive week, with investors gaining N5.5 trillion, primarily driven by sustained interest in Banking and Industrial Goods stocks.
Profit taking by investors led to a decline in the Nigerian stock market last week, causing major performance indicators, including the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) market capitalization and index, to fall.
The Nigerian stock market sustained its bullish momentum on Friday, closing the week on a positive note as investors gained N119 billion. The uptrend was driven by price appreciation in stocks such as Eterna Plc, Premier Paints, Union Dicon Salt, Fortis Global Insurance and John Holt as well as 30 other equities. Specifically, the market […] The post Stock market closes week with N119bn gain appeared first on Vanguard News.
Analysis of the trading activity revealed a 206 per cent growth in volume, a three per cent increase in value and a 21 per cent drop in deals. The post Nigerian stock market reverses loss, gains N684 billion appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
The Nigerian stock market sustained its positive momentum as renewed buying interest in blue-chip stocks outweighed profit-taking, with investors positioning for the upcoming earnings season.
The Nigerian stock market experienced a significant rebound, gaining N482 billion in market capitalization due to renewed buying interest from investors.
The Nigerian stock market closed higher week-on-week, with banking and consumer goods stocks leading the rebound and attracting significant investor interest.
The Nigerian stock market experienced a significant rebound on Tuesday, with investors gaining N720 billion due to renewed buying interest.
The Nigerian stock market continued its decline for the third consecutive week, with profit-taking in blue-chip stocks wiping out N1.8 trillion. An analyst projects monetary tightening in the second half of 2026.
The Nigerian stock market has experienced sustained profit-taking for a second consecutive week, leading to investors losing over N2.4 trillion due to price declines. This follows a previous week where investors lost over N5.6 trillion.
The Nigerian stock market experienced a 1.13% decline on Monday, resulting in investors losing N1.81 trillion due to widespread profit-taking in major equities.
The Nigerian stock market experienced a bullish April 2026, with strong buying momentum across key sectors leading to investors gaining N26.487 trillion and the market cap hitting N155.7 trillion.
The Nigerian equities market continued its impressive upward trajectory for a third consecutive week, closing positive in all five trading sessions and allowing investors to reap N8.7 trillion.
Foreign portfolio investment in Nigeria's stock market saw a significant increase of 39.4% in February 2026, reaching N66.71 billion compared to the previous year.
The Nigerian stock market sees a third consecutive day of losses due to strong NGX sell pressure, wiping N514bn from investors’ wealth amid profit-taking. Read More: https://punchng.com/ngx-sell-pressure-wipes-n514bn-off-investors-wealth/
The Nigerian stock market began August 2026 with a N289 billion gain, fueled by investor confidence and price appreciation in key stocks.
Domestic investors now hold an 80% share of the Nigerian stock market, a development that is expected to enhance market stability and reduce reliance on foreign dominance.
The Nigerian stock market recorded a gain of N622 billion in its weekly review, despite a decline in overall trades.
The Nigerian stock market has experienced a significant rebound, with investors gaining N9.3 trillion in just five days. This surge indicates a positive trend in the market.
The Nigerian stock market concluded the week with a significant N3.2 trillion gain for investors, driven by renewed interest in banking, telecommunications, and oil and gas stocks.
After a sustained rally in previous weeks, the Nigerian stock market experienced a slide last week as investors engaged in profit-taking, primarily affecting major blue-chip and mid-cap companies.
The Nigerian stock market experienced a slide last week as investors engaged in profit-taking, particularly affecting major blue-chip and mid-cap companies after a sustained rally in May 2026.
The Nigerian stock market experienced a significant rebound, adding N3.2 trillion to its value. This surge pushed the All-Share Index to a new record high.
Nigeria's stock market saw investors gain over N29 trillion in the first quarter of 2026, a strong performance attributed to ongoing economic reforms in the country.
Eight key stocks in Nigeria account for a significant 61 percent of the N127 trillion market capitalization, highlighting a concentration of wealth in the Nigerian stock market.
The Association of Securities Dealing Houses of Nigeria (ASHON) has called for prudence as Nigeria’s capital market records a sustained bullish run, warning that unchecked speculation could threaten market stability. The post Securities dealers urge caution amid Nigerian stock market rally appeared first on Vanguard News.