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The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Limited wrapped up the week ending July 24, 2026, on a strong bullish note, adding roughly ₦2.53 trillion in market capitalization (a 1.61% weekly gain) to close at ₦159.59 trillion.https://t.co/pO14a0D1Pn#Stockertim #InvestingResearch https://t.co/9A8hEjxpQn
A construction professional has advised the Lagos State Government to implement its building insurance scheme carefully to avoid worsening the housing deficit and hurting investments. The commentary highlights the intersection of state regulations, real estate development, and financial risk management in the construction sector.
Market analysis identifies United Capital, Aradel, and Custodian Investment as leading stock picks for the trading week on the Nigerian Exchange, serving as an informational investment guide for market participants.
Nigerian Exchange Group Plc has announced an interim dividend of N1.30 per share for the first half of 2026 following a strong pre-tax profit performance driven by improved operating leverage and higher contributions from investee companies.
The Federal Government has captured over 500,000 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in a national database to improve industrial development and trade competitiveness. Additionally, more than 600 billion naira has been disbursed through the Bank of Industry to support business activities.
Global crude oil prices experience reduced upward pressure as China's demand weakens, helping balance market dynamics amidst ongoing supply disruptions in the Middle East and influencing broader energy sector trends.
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The black market dollar to naira exchange rate recorded a slight improvement for the local currency as parallel market trading resumed with relatively balanced demand and supply dynamics across bureau de change operations.
FCMB Group Plc has announced that its board of directors approved the group unaudited financial statements for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. The board approval was granted during a meeting held on July 24, 2026, which also covered the company long-term incentive plan.
Market analysts review share-price performance, valuations, revenue, and earnings growth to identify potential stock selections on the Nigerian Exchange for August amid ongoing oil and rate pressures.
Dangote Refinery has reversed its policy to sell petrol in naira, attributing the decision to stock withholding practices by importers. This development affects the downstream petroleum landscape and holds implications for energy sector stakeholders within the domestic market.
Singapore tightens its monetary policy as persistent tensions in the Middle East keep global oil prices elevated. The developments highlight ongoing external economic pressures linked to international geopolitical conflicts affecting commodity markets and macroeconomic conditions.
Nigerian Exchange Group Plc has declared an interim dividend of N1.30 per ordinary share following a robust financial performance in the first half of 2026. The group reported a significant increase in its profit after tax compared to the corresponding period in the previous year.
Nigerian Exchange Group Plc reported a profit after tax of 10.36 billion naira for the first half of 2006, reflecting a 145.6 percent increase compared to the previous year, driven by significant revenue growth.
₦2.53 trillion was added to the NGX last week.The numbers reveal where capital found conviction.📈 NGX ASI: 247,357 (+1.60%)
💰 Market Cap: (+₦2.53T)As trading resumes today, the key question is:Will last week's momentum continue, or is a sector rotation underway? https://t.co/rVPMt7jcjN
The Nigerian Exchange extended its bullish momentum with the benchmark index advancing 1.60 percent. Strong institutional demand for banking stocks, led by FirstHoldCo, drove total equity turnover above 306 billion naira across multiple deals during the trading week.
Brent crude prices declined following a diplomatic pause in attacks between the United States and Iran, raising expectations that shipping through the Strait of Hormuz could resume and alleviate regional supply concerns.
Peter Obi stated that guaranteeing continuous nationwide electricity within a four-year timeframe is impractical due to infrastructural constraints, while emphasizing the necessity for long-term investments in power generation, transmission, and distribution capacity.
Continued increases in petroleum pump prices across Nigeria drive up transportation costs and living expenses for households, raising questions about future pricing trends and macroeconomic stability.
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