FINANCIAL LITERACY

DMO Targets Nearly N4 Trillion in FGN Bond Auctions for Third Quarter of 2026

The Debt Management Office (DMO) has released its provisional Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) Bond Issuance Calendar for the third quarter of 2026, outlining plans to raise approximately N4 trillion through a series of monthly bond auctions. The issuance schedule covers auctions slated for July 20, August 17, and September 14, 2026, with the agency …

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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 — 15th–19th JUNE 2026

The NGX week of 15–19 June 2026 was the most subdued in several months, with the gainers table posting the smallest weekly advances
recorded in this digest since the market’s bull run began led by Cornerstone Insurance PLC at just +11.01% to ₦6.05, followed by Academy
Press (+8.72%), Conoil PLC (+8.25%), and Neimeth International Pharmaceuticals (+4.68%). The muted gains are consistent with a
market in consolidation mode following the NGX’s correction from its all-time high of 252,508 points on 13 May. UACN PLC’s modest
+1.65% gain to ₦185.00 is notable in the context of the stock’s extraordinary multi-week rally earlier in the year. The decliners list tells a
sharper story: International Energy Insurance PLC reversed course with a -28.83% collapse to ₦5.06 after its prior two-week surge of
over 90%, while First HoldCo shed -20.29% to ₦55.00 and NAHCO declined -17.27% to ₦148.50. Guaranty Trust Holding Company
(GTCO) one of Nigeria’s premier tier-1 banks shed -15.01% to ₦115.55, a move that reflects the broader pressure on blue-chip financials
in a rising interest rate environment. NEM Insurance (-14.71%) and Sovereign Trust Insurance (-13.94%) also reversed their prior-week
gains, confirming the insurance sector’s high volatility.

Fixed Income Securities and Portfolio Diversification: Preserving Wealth and Navigating Volatility in Nigeria’s Evolving Investment Landscape

Liquidity remains an essential element of sound financial management. Businesses require cash to meet operational obligations, while individuals need liquidity to address unforeseen expenses and take advantage of investment opportunities. However, holding excessive idle cash carries an often-overlooked cost: the gradual erosion of purchasing power. When inflation outpaces the returns earned on cash deposits and …

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SpaceX Set for Historic IPO as Investors Watch Largest Public Listing in Market History

SpaceX is preparing for what could become the largest initial public offering (IPO) in history, with the Elon Musk-led aerospace and technology company expected to begin trading on June 12, 2026, at a valuation approaching $1.77 trillion. If achieved, the listing would rank among the most significant events in modern capital market history and immediately …

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5 NGX Stocks Analysts Favor for H2 2026

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 …

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Naira Gains Ground Against the British Pound

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 …

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MONTHLY INVESTMENT OUTLOOK : Where to invest in June 2026

As June 2026 begins, the investment landscape continues to evolve amid tight monetary policy, persistent inflationary pressures, relative exchange rate stability, and a broadly positive growth outlook defining a complex but opportunity rich environment for Nigerian investors entering the second half of the year. MPR (Monetary Policy Rate): 26.5%  — held steady by CBN Inflation (April …

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DPH CAPITAL MARKETS DIGEST (4th–8th May 2026)

The NGX week of 4–8 May 2026 was headlined by exceptional gains in paints, agro-allied, and consumer staples, with CAP PLC surging +60.95% to ₦233.70 the standout performer of the week and the strongest gain by a large-cap industrial in recent months. Zichis Agro Allied Industries extended its remarkable multi-week run with a further +53.17% gain to ₦33.36, while FTN Cocoa Processors jumped +50.91%. RT Briscoe (+40.98%), Dangote Sugar Refinery (+33.43%), and Berger Paints (+32.84%) rounded out a week dominated by consumer-facing and industrial names. On the decliners side, Nigerian Aviation Handling Company (NAHCO) led losses at -20.95%, followed by Guinness Nigeria (-18.99%) and Access Holdings (-12.59%). MTN Nigeria shed -12.45% to ₦801.10, reflecting profit-taking in the telecoms sector after recent strength.

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