Market Updates

NGX sheds N1tn on sell-offs in BUA Foods, banking stocks The Nigerian equities market displayed notable volatility during trading on Wednesday, closing on a downward trajectory. The benchmark All-Share Index retreated to 243,967.09 points, down from Tuesday’s reading of 246,723.57. Overall equity market capitalisation mirrored this decline, shedding over N1.76tn... Read More →

SEC sets 5pm cutoff for T+1 equities, commodities trade The Securities and Exchange Commission has fixed 5:00pm on the first business day after a transaction (T+1) as the settlement deadline for equities and commodities traded and settled through the Central Securities Clearing System. The Commission made this clarification in a... Read More →

In New Policy Tweak, CBN Removes Discount Window Restrictions on FX, Government Securities Transactions • Broadens OMO participation as individuals, corporates, non-bank financial institutions gain access to market through banks •Resumes tenored repo operations of up to 90 days to deepen liquidity management • Declares reforms designed to improve money... Read More →

How Monetary Discipline is Rebuilding Confidence in the Economy of Nigeria Nume Ekeghe writes that for years Nigeria’s monetary story was defined by uncertainty. However, stronger reserves, a more transparent foreign exchange market and renewed investor confidence are changing the narrative and trust becoming the economy’s most valuable asset There... Read More →

Treasury Bills Dominate Fixed Income Market as Investors Execute N5.32tn Trades Trading activities in Nigeria’s fixed income market remained robust last week ended July 17, 2026, with investors executing transactions worth over N5.32 trillion across Treasury Bills, Open Market Operation (OMO) Bills, Federal Government (FGN) Bonds and Sukuk securities, as... Read More →

Analyst forecasts MPC to hold rate at 26.50% The Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria is expected to maintain its current monetary policy stance at the upcoming meeting of central bankers due to a volatile and hostile global energy market. In its latest macroeconomic preview report released... Read More →