Day: June 29, 2026

Nigeria’s FX Market Turnover Climbs to $2.84 Billion as Trading Activity Accelerates

Trading activity in Nigeria’s foreign exchange market strengthened significantly during the week ended June 26, 2026, with total market turnover rising to $2.84 billion, reflecting stronger participation across both the spot and derivatives segments. According to the latest weekly turnover report published by FMDQ Exchange, total FX market transactions increased by $512.37 million, representing a …

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NGX Sheds N11.6 Trillion in June as Market Rally Loses Momentum

Nigeria’s equities market is on track to record its first negative June performance in four years, following a sharp correction that has erased approximately N11.6 trillion in market capitalization during the month. The decline comes after an exceptional five-month rally that added nearly N60 trillion to the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), making the recent pullback one …

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MARKET OVERVIEW & WEEKLY COMMENTARY — 22nd–26th JUNE 2026

The NGX week of 22–26 June 2026 delivered a split market picture: selective blue-chip and financial sector recovery on the gainers side, against continued broad-based selling pressure across small-cap, mortgage, and energy names. McNichols PLC led the gainers at +26.47% to ₦8.60, followed by International Energy Insurance (+14.43% partially recovering from its -28.83% prior-week collapse), and a notable bounce in tier-1 banking names with GTCO surging +10.69% to ₦127.90 and First HoldCo gaining +10.00% to ₦60.50 both reversing their prior-week declines. Airtel Africa extended its momentum with a further +10.00% gain to ₦4,358.80, pushing the stock to a new 2026 high. Zenith Bank’s +4.50% gain to ₦114.95 added further weight to the banking sector recovery narrative. On the decliners side, Trans-Nationwide Express PLC led losses at -26.79% to ₦3.28, while Aradel Holdings shed -19.00% to ₦1,417.50 a significant decline for one of the NGX’s premier energy names as oil prices continued their sharp descent. Abbey Mortgage Bank reversed further with -20.30%, and Consolidated Hallmark Holdings lost -15.97%.

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