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The Nigerian stock market recorded a positive turnaround, adding N482 billion in value driven by renewed buying interest that lifted overall market capitalization across equities.
FCMB Group Plc released its unaudited financial results for the half-year ended June 30, 2026, announcing a 99 percent year-on-year increase in profit before tax to N157.3 billion, up from N79.1 billion in the previous period.
The Nigerian Insurers Association has emphasized the importance of insurance products in mitigating financial risks and preventing long-term economic hardship for individuals and businesses, highlighting the broader economic role of the insurance sector.
Recent commentary highlights positive developments within Nigeria's energy sector reforms, defending the policy direction of the administration and the national oil company against critical viewpoints, with broader implications for sector participants and market observers.
Vehicle movement in Delta State has been severely disrupted following the collapse of the Illah-Ugbolu Road, leaving several vehicles, including Dangote trucks, stranded and unable to navigate the failed infrastructure sections.
The Port and Terminal Multiservices Limited Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service has conducted a sensitisation workshop regarding the deployment of the Electronic Cargo Tracking System. The initiative aims to streamline clearance processes and improve monitoring procedures across port terminals.
Banking system liquidity declined sharply last week as monetary tightening measures by the Central Bank of Nigeria offset anticipated market inflows, reducing available cash reserves across financial institutions.
Data from the Central Bank of Nigeria shows total traded volume at the overnight financing market rose to N87.9 trillion over a nineteen-day business period, while the maximum rate decreased to 22 percent.
Africa Prudential hosted its investor call to review financial performance, strategic priorities, and digital transformation initiatives with institutional investors, shareholders, and market analysts.
The federal government has launched an initiative in Bayelsa State to expand nationwide access to Liquefied Petroleum Gas, aiming to increase domestic consumption and reduce reliance on firewood for cooking.
Lawmakers have initiated discussions between fuel importers and local refiners to resolve supply security challenges and stabilize the downstream petroleum sector in Nigeria. The meetings aim to foster cooperation and ensure a steady distribution of petroleum products across the country.
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The Nigerian Communications Commission and the Rural Electrification Agency have established a pact to transition telecom towers from diesel generators to renewable energy mini-grids. This regulatory initiative aims to reduce operational costs and power dependency for telecommunications infrastructure across the country.
📈 NGX Market Pulse | July 28, 2026📊 ASI: 247,984.55 (+0.30%)
💰 Market Cap: ₦159.99T
📦 Volume: 676.88M Shares
💵 Value Traded: ₦36.40B
📅 YTD: +59.36%#NGX #Stocks #Investing #Nigeria https://t.co/9WNhEEGcJo
The Federal Government has commissioned the upgraded Muhammadu Adamu Dankabo Domestic Terminal at the Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport and approved funding for a second runway project.
NGX Market Wrap — Tuesday July 28, 2026 🇳🇬The market closed green. Investors gained ₦481.18 billion in a single session.INDEX
NGX ASI: 247,984.55 | +0.30%
YTD Return: 59.36%TOP GAINERS
NEM +7.24%
HBM Nigeria +6.82%
DANGSUGAR +6.21%
GUINNESS +4.87%MARKET BREADTH
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The Nigerian equities market recorded a positive performance as investors gained approximately N481 billion. Buying interest in insurance stocks and selected large-cap counters drove the market rebound, offsetting profit-taking pressures in industrial and transport shares.
NEM Insurance Is Quietly Having a MomentNEM Insurance led Tuesday's gainers on the NGX, up 7.24%. HBM Nigeria followed at +6.82%, Dangote Sugar at +6.21%, and Guinness Nigeria at +4.87%.34 stocks advanced against 24 decliners. Breadth is turning bullish, not just the headline
The Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria attributes rising mobile data consumption to increased utilization of smartphone applications, cloud services, and emerging digital technologies, reflecting changing usage patterns across the telecommunications landscape.
Data from downstream industry reports indicate that average daily petrol consumption dropped significantly during the first half of the year following sharp increases in pump prices driven by global market conditions.
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