Market Updates

SEC commences full e-registration for capital market The Securities and Exchange Commission has commenced the implementation of a fully electronic registration process for capital market operators, enabling designated regulatory services to be completed entirely online as part of efforts to modernise Nigeria’s capital market and improve regulatory efficiency. The Commission,... Read More →

Nigeria retains Africa’s upstream investment lead despite capital decline Nigeria has retained its position as one of Africa’s dominant oil and gas investment destinations despite a sharp decline in upstream capital flowing into the continent, with the International Energy Agency revealing that the country and four other major producers still... Read More →

NGX loses N648bn as renewed profit-taking hits equities The Nigerian stock market reversed Tuesday’s gains on Wednesday as renewed profit-taking across major counters triggered a broad-based sell-off, wiping out approximately N648bn from investors’ wealth. Widespread profit-taking outweighed targeted buying interest in selected counters, leaving market breadth firmly in the red... Read More →

Non-oil exports drive autonomous FX inflows to $71bn Higher earnings from non-oil exports helped push foreign exchange inflows from autonomous sources to $70.54bn in 2025, reinforcing the growing role of non-oil sectors in Nigeria’s external earnings, according to the Central Bank of Nigeria. The CBN’s 2025 Annual Report and Accounts... Read More →

Nigeria must deepen reforms to unlock opportunities – Okonjo- Iweala Nigeria must sustain its macroeconomic reforms and ensure they translate into jobs and improved living standards if it is to benefit from shifts in global trade, according to the Director-General of the World Trade Organisation, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. Speaking at the... Read More →

Nigeria’s consumer credit drops 20% to N3.8tn Nigeria’s consumer credit declined for the first time in six years, falling by 19.89 per cent to N3.78tn in 2025 from N4.72tn a year earlier, as elevated interest rates dampened household borrowing, according to the Central Bank of Nigeria. The decline, disclosed in... Read More →