Five Stocks Positioned for Potential Growth in H2 2026 Following a strong rally that pushed the Nigerian equities market to record highs in the first five months of 2026, analysts continue to identify select stocks with attractive valuations and growth prospects despite the recent market pullback. The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) All-Share Index delivered gains of …
The Nigerian naira strengthened against the British pound during the first week of June, reflecting continued support from the Central Bank of Nigeria’s monetary and foreign exchange management measures. According to official market data, the naira closed at approximately ₦1,823 per pound sterling on June 5, improving from levels above ₦1,840/£ recorded at the beginning …
Investment performance is never shaped in isolation. It is deeply influenced by the broader economic environment in which capital is deployed. Inflation, interest rate movements, currency fluctuations, and global economic cycles all interact to determine how portfolios behave over time and how investors should position themselves for both risk and return. In practice, economic trends …
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The NGX week of 18–22 May 2026 saw a notable shift in market character, with gains concentrated in small-to-mid cap transport,
publishing, and energy names, while the paints sector which had dominated the prior two weeks gave back significant ground. Associated
Bus Company PLC led the gainers at +44.82% to ₦9.08, followed by Academy Press (+29.79%) and University Press (+28.00%)
signalling a rotation into previously overlooked low-cap value names. Zichis Agro Allied Industries resumed its upward trend with a
+14.34% gain to ₦33.65, recovering from the prior week’s consolidation, while Oando PLC gained +11.70% to ₦52.50 as energy stocks
benefited from positioning ahead of the week’s oil price moves. On the decliners side, Sovereign Trust Insurance led losses at -22.45%,
while CAP PLC (-14.85% to ₦199.00) and Berger Paints (-12.64% to ₦147.60) experienced expected profit-taking after their
extraordinary multi-week rallies. Trans-Nationwide Express shed -18.98%.
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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The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) closed the week of 16–21 March 2026 on a positive note, with the All
Share Index (ASI) gaining 1.39% to close at 101,156.86 points, lifting market capitalisation to
₦129.126 trillion a weekly investor gain of approximately ₦1.765 trillion.
Despite the strong liquidity position, the average funding cost rose by 4bps to 22.14%, as the Open Repo Rate (OPR) remained unchanged at 22.00%, while the Overnight Rate (OVN) increased by 8bps to close at 22.29%.
The investment landscape is undergoing a profound transformation. Data analytics, artificial intelligence, blockchain technology, and digital trading platforms are reshaping how individuals and institutions allocate capital. Today, investment decisions are no longer driven solely by financial statements and economic forecasts they are increasingly powered by algorithms, real-time data, and digital ecosystems. While these innovations offer …
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The banking system liquidity opened the day with surplus balance of ₦2.25 trillion, to extend the previous surplus level of ₦2.24 trillion.
As Nigeria enters the final quarter of 2025, investors face a markedly different environment from a year ago — one shaped by easing inflation, stabilizing foreign exchange markets, and gradual monetary policy moderation by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).Confidence is cautiously returning to the capital market. Both institutional and retail investors are beginning to …
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