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Nigeria has ruled out a return to fuel and foreign-exchange subsidies, while the Federal Government targets 7% economic growth and expects expansion to outpace the IMF’s forecast.
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Nigerian equities closed lower for a third consecutive week. The NGX All-Share Index declined 0.33% to 247,539.73 points, down from 248,363.55 points.
🚨 NGX INVESTORS: A STOCK RALLIES 44% IN A WEEK. DOES THAT MEAN IT’S A GOOD BUY?The Nigerian market may look quiet, but beneath the surface, individual stocks are moving sharply—and some valuations deserve closer scrutiny.📊 FACTS — NGX WEEKLY SNAPSHOTAccording to the
🚨 NGX WEEKLY MARKET REPORT: INVESTORS LOST ₦534.9 BILLION IN ONE WEEK. WHAT HAPPENED?🇳🇬 The Nigerian Exchange closed Friday, 16 October 2026, on a bearish note, according to Atlass Portfolios’ daily market report.📊 FRIDAY’S MARKET SNAPSHOT🔻 NGX All-Share Index:
🚨 NGX WEEKLY MARKET REPORT: INVESTORS LOST ₦534.9 BILLION IN ONE WEEK. WHAT HAPPENED?🇳🇬 The Nigerian Exchange closed Friday, 16 October 2026, on a bearish note, according to Atlass Portfolios’ daily market report.📊 FRIDAY’S MARKET SNAPSHOT🔻 NGX All-Share Index:
🚨 NGX WEEKLY MARKET REPORT: INVESTORS LOST ₦534.9 BILLION IN ONE WEEK. WHAT HAPPENED?🇳🇬 The Nigerian Exchange closed Friday, 16 October 2026, on a bearish note, according to Atlass Portfolios’ daily market report.📊 FRIDAY’S MARKET SNAPSHOT🔻 NGX All-Share Index:
Trading activities on the floor of the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) closed on a bearish note on Friday, October 16, 2026, as Market Capitalisation of listed equities lost N108.70 billion (or 0.07%), declining from N160.83 trillion recorded on Thursday, October 15, to close at https://t.co/EueWKt7zNK
Eight stocks featured on brokers’ leading Buy list for October, based on a review of six investment firms by Nairametrics. Nigerian Breweries received the strongest support among the firms reviewed.
MeCure Industries Plc has opened an offer of up to N14 billion in Series 8 commercial paper under its N40 billion Commercial Paper Programme.
Nigerian Breweries Plc Managing Director and CEO Thibaut Boidin reflects on the company’s 80-year history in Nigeria and its experience through the country’s economic cycles, highlighting its longstanding presence in the Nigerian market.
Seventeen companies listed on the Nigerian Exchange paid or proposed dividends totalling N1.13 trillion in the first half of 2026. The report concerns dividend distributions by NGX-listed companies.
NGX Sentiment Report – Oct 15, 2026Market Overview: Bearish mood! 86% Sell Sentiment vs. 14% Buy Sentiment (MFI: 20.92)...Trade wisely: Combine sentiment with fundamentals and risk tolerance!https://t.co/uuBuTmHODB https://t.co/vgX6ENit3W
Brent crude rose 3.7% to $110 per barrel on Friday, its highest level since May, amid renewed attacks on energy infrastructure in the Middle East and Russia. The supply concerns weakened prospects for a sustained price decline and threatened Nigeria’s petrol price relief.
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde raised concerns that the withholding of Nigeria LNG dividend funds intended for states is affecting them. The report concerns state revenue and public finances; it does not identify any NGX-listed company or stock.
NGX market capitalization fell by N108.70 billion, or 0.07%, on Friday, October 16, 2026, closing at N160.73 trillion compared with N160.83 trillion on Thursday. The Nigerian stock market ended the week on a bearish note.
Banks’ net placements at the CBN’s Standing Deposit Facility rose above N6 trillion after a N2.41 trillion OMO repayment. Deposits remained above that threshold for three consecutive days in the week ended October 16, 2026.
The Lagos Commodities and Futures Exchange is positioning organised commodities trading as a tool to promote more transparent petroleum pricing and improve market efficiency.
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