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📈 Nigerian Stock Market Hits ₦89.37 Trillion — Investors Pocket ₦4.3 Trillion in One Week

 

The Nigerian stock market is on fire 🔥—and investors are smiling to the bank. According to the latest market report, the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) ended last week with a massive boost as the total market capitalization hit ₦89.37 trillion, up by a stunning ₦4.3 trillion in just one week.


This makes it the best weekly performance in months, fueled by strong earnings reports from major listed companies and increased investor confidence in Nigeria’s economic recovery.


💹 What’s Driving the Growth?


Several factors are responsible for this bullish momentum:


Strong Q2 earnings from blue-chip firms like MTN Nigeria, Dangote Cement, UBA, and BUA Foods


Rising foreign investor interest in Nigerian equities amid improved forex liquidity


Retail investor participation through apps like Trove, Bamboo, and Chaka


Sector-wide growth in banking, telecom, and industrial stocks



Market analysts say the performance is a signal of renewed trust in the reforms and fiscal policies of the new administration, as well as increased interest from local institutional investors.


> “This surge reflects investor optimism about Nigeria’s medium-term economic direction,” said equity analyst Tunde Lawal. “We’re seeing strong capital inflows and bullish sentiment.”




📊 Market Snapshot


NGX All-Share Index (ASI): Closed at 101,154.67 points


Market Capitalization: ₦89.37 trillion


Weekly Gain: ₦4.3 trillion



Sectors that led the rally include:


🏦 Banking: GTCO, UBA, Zenith all posted strong gains


🧱 Cement/Industrial: Dangote Cement, BUA Cement, Lafarge Africa pushed the industrial index upward


📱 Telecoms: MTN Nigeria saw a significant rise after releasing better-than-expected earnings



🧑‍💻 What It Means for Young Nigerians


For young investors, this rally is an opportunity to start investing, especially with tools that make trading accessible from your phone. Fintech platforms like:


Bamboo (for U.S. & Nigerian stocks)


Trove (multi-asset investing)


Chaka (NGX + global markets)



…make it easy to buy shares with as little as ₦1,000.


It’s also a reminder to pay attention to:


Quarterly earnings reports


Economic policy shifts


High-performing sectors (e.g. banking, cement, telecom)



Even if you’re not investing yet, following the NGX can help you understand where money is moving in the Nigerian economy.



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> 🔗 Source: BizWatch Nigeria

"Nigerian Stock Market Tops ₦89.37 Trillion; Investors Gain ₦4.3 Trillion in a Week"

Published: August 3, 2025

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