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News and stories about Nigerian stock market
The Nigerian All-Share Index closed the trading session on September 17 in positive territory, gaining 489.5 points to settle at 142,036.2.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) is considering the possibility of extending its trading hours beyond the current 9:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m. session to a longer 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. window.
The Nigerian All-Share Index closed lower on September 16, 2025, dropping 112.20 points to settle at 141,546.8, ending the session in negative territory.
So far in 2025, Fidson has delivered a 177% YtD gain, the best in the sector. May & Baker, with a still impressive 86.2% YtD return, is lagging relatively.
The Nigerian All-Share Index closed the trading session of 15th September 2025 on a positive note, adding 1,113.31 points to settle at 141,659.0.
Wema Bank has been a standout performer, leading the banking stocks in Nigeria.
Shares of eTranzact International Plc have surged 45.15% in the week ended 12th September 2025 on the Nigerian stock market, reaching a high of N14.95 and topping the weekly advancers table.
The Nigerian All-Share Index (ASI) closed the trading session on September 11 in positive territory, climbing 300.49 points to settle at 140,655.8.
Analysts at CardinalStone expect investor sentiment to stay cautious in September 2025, following the sell-offs that began in August and have continued into the new month.
Ikeja Hotels Plc and Transcorp Hotels Plc, both listed on the NGX under the services sector and hotels/lodging sub-sector, have seen their shares rally so far this year
The Nigerian All-Share Index closed Monday, September 1, 2025, in the red, shedding 573.31 points or 0.41% to settle at 139,722.19, down from Friday’s close of 140,295.50.
The Nigerian stock market ended August on a mildly positive note, posting a 0.31% gain despite late selloffs in some heavyweight stocks.