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MARKET OVERVIEW & WEEKLY COMMENTARY: WEEK OF 29th JUNE – 3rd JULY 2026

The NGX week of 29 June 3 July 2026 delivered a selective recovery with divergent fortunes across sectors. Airtel Africa PLC dominated the gainers board with a +21.00% surge to ₦5,274.00 the largest single-week gain recorded in this digest for a large-cap name reflecting institutional accumulation in USD-earning, pan-African telecoms names that serve as a Naira depreciation hedge. Regency Assurance PLC rebounded +20.25% to ₦0.95, partially reversing its prior-week -18.56% collapse. UPDC PLC recovered +12.31% to ₦3.65 following its -14.47% prior-week decline. On the decliners side, International Energy Insurance PLC fell -18.83% to ₦4.70, while McNichols PLC reversed its +26.47% prior-week surge with a -18.60% decline to ₦7.00 a textbook mean-reversion pattern. NEM Insurance shed -12.07% and Universal Insurance -12.87%, confirming the insurance sector’s continued two-way volatility.

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 — 1st–5th JUNE 2026

The NGX week of 1–5 June 2026 was the most broadly negative since the market’s all-time high of 252,508 points on 13 May 2026, as
sustained profit-taking dragged the NGX All-Share Index down 3.11% to settle at 242,593.31 points shedding 7,792 points and erasing
approximately ₦4.91 trillion in market capitalisation. The week also marked the first full trading week under Nigeria’s new T+1 settlement
regime, which commenced on 1 June. Investor sentiment was firmly negative across the first four sessions, with decliners consistently
outpacing gainers before a partial recovery on Friday when 39 stocks advanced against 11 decliners. International Energy Insurance PLC
led the weekly gainers at +60.62% to ₦7.26 a remarkable surge that extended its multi-week run followed by Abbey Mortgage Bank
(+47.24%), Sovereign Trust Insurance (+20.61%), Tantalizers (+18.40%), and Airtel Africa (+10.00% to ₦3,655.70). On the decliners
side, BUA Cement led weekly losses after its maximum -10.00% daily decline on Monday, while Aradel Holdings plunged -9.51% and
Eterna fell -9.85% on Thursday alone dragging the Oil & Gas Index down 4.90% in a single session. Trans-Nationwide Express, John
Holt, and Red Star Express also featured prominently among the week’s decliners.

DMO Opens N600 Billion FGN Bond Re-Opening Auction Amid Elevated Yield Environment

The Debt Management Office (DMO), on behalf of the Federal Government of Nigeria, has opened a N600 billion bond re-opening auction scheduled for Monday, May 18, 2026, with yields reaching as high as 22.60%. The offering comprises two previously issued Federal Government bonds across the 10-year and 20-year tenor segments, reinforcing the government’s continued reliance …

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Nigeria’s Fixed Income Market Delivers Strong Sovereign Returns in Q1 2026

Nigeria’s fixed-income market recorded some of its strongest sovereign yield performances in recent years during the first quarter of 2026, before a gradual easing cycle began to moderate returns across the yield curve. A review of primary market auction data from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Debt Management Office (DMO) shows that …

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