The benchmark All-Share Index rose 0.36% to close at 243,158.97, lifting its year-to-date return to 56.26%. The index is now up 7.72% over the past week and 20.55% in the last four weeks, underscoring one of the strongest equity runs globally so far this year
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The NGX All-Share Index rose 0.07% to close at 218,256.59, keeping the market’s year-to-date return above 40%, one of the strongest performances globally in 2026
The NGX All-Share Index climbed 2.24% to close at 228,602.00 points, gaining 4,999.71 points in a single session. The move pushes the market’s return to 46.9% so far in 2026, underlining sustained investor appetite despite macroeconomic uncertainties
Data from the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) showed investors traded 1.49 billion shares worth N68.39 billion ($50 million) across 94,675 deals, compared with Friday’s session. Trading volume rose 42%, while turnover and deals increased by 36% each
The benchmark NGX All-Share Index fell 0.1% to close at 252,243.11 points, trimming 265.08 points from the previous session
African equities are delivering some of the world’s strongest returns as of May 2026, buoyed by improving macroeconomic conditions, easing inflation, currency stabilisation and renewed investor appetite for frontier and emerging markets
Beyond tech, other parts of the market held up in the week, signaling investors are moving into other areas. Craig Johnson, Piper Sandler’s chief market technician, described the recent moves as a “mega rotation.”
SpaceX shares dropped for a third consecutive trading day on Monday, extending a pullback after the Elon Musk-led company’s mega IPO earlier this month
Agency cites missing foreign transaction records, 40% stock mismatch and suspected share manipulation during searches in Bengaluru and Mumbai
