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NGX Weekly Outlook: ASI +2.37% to 146,988; market cap ₦93.30trn. Volume 2.29bn, value ₦90.28bn; 51 gainers vs 41 losers. See sector rotations and setups for Oct 13–17.

NGX Weekly Outlook: ASI +1.02% to 143,584; breadth flipped positive (53–43) as volume rose 9.36% while value fell 76.6%. See sector leaders (Oil & Gas, Banks) and setups for Oct 6–10.

NGX ends september as liquidity surges: ASI +0.20% to 142,133; ₦494bn value on 7.68bn shares. Oil & Gas led cash, banks led volume. Here’s how month-end flows (Sept 29–30) set up positioning for October.
The NGX edged up +0.92% on lighter turnover, a classic “quiet-up” tape. Consumer Goods and Oil & Gas led while banks cooled. Selective accumulation ruled; watch breadth and liquidity into the new week.
NGX strength broadened: ASI 140,545.69 (+1.13% WoW), market cap ₦88.922trn, 3.188bn shares for ₦99.685bn, breadth 70–22. Financials led volume; Oil & Gas carried value.

NGX slipped 0.94% as value rose 5.7% on selective big-ticket trades. Breadth stayed weak, but Thursday’s broad rally and financials’ heavy volumes set the tone for a tactical week ahead.
NGX closed −0.50% as turnover cooled (3.20bn shares, ₦85.40bn) and breadth narrowed (32 gainers vs 57 losers). Dividend plays led. New week: watch 141,000 on ASI and flows in banks/consumer names now.
The NGX All-Share Index fell 2.51% last week, wiping ₦2.2trn in value as banks and insurers slumped. Yet Consumer Goods (+0.83%) and Growth stocks (+4.14%) held firm, signaling a smart money shift. Here’s what it means for your strategy.

The NGX lost 0.77% last week, but insurance and growth stocks soared, delivering gains above 30%. Smart money rotated into defensive and high-beta plays.

NGX rallied as ASI rose 3.18% to 145,754.91 and market cap hit ₦92.2trn. Turnover swelled to 8.74bn shares as investors rotated into insurers (+41%) while banks cooled. Breadth improved to 66 gainers vs 41 losers—momentum into 11 Aug looks constructive.
NGX bulls roared last week: All-Share Index +5.07 % to 141,263 pts, market cap ₦89.4 trn. Turnover jumped 33% to ₦149.8 billion as industrials & growth stocks led. Breadth solid (54 gainers vs 49 losers). Eyes on the 145k mark this week.
Please read our full report for the last trading week of July 2025. See what happened last week and our recommendation for this week.

Read our stock market analysis for the week ended July 18th, 2025. We also show you what to look out for in week 4 of July 2025.
This is my comprehensive Nigerian stock market report for week 3 of July 2025. We look at what moved the market last week and what to look forward to this week.

The headline All-Share Index climbed 1.57% to 119,995.76 points, while market capitalisation expanded by ₦1.428 trillion to reach ₦75.962 trillion. But here’s what the surface numbers don’t immediately tell you.

The All-Share Index jumped 2.35% in five days. Trading volume nearly doubled to 3.566 billion shares. Financial services stocks dominated with 60.73% of all trading. Find out more in Week 3’s report