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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.