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NGX Market Loses ₦220bn As All-Share Index Declines

September 23, 2025
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    Stock Exchange Closes Trading Week With N30bn Gain

    The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) closed lower on Monday, with the All-Share Index (ASI) dropping by 0.24% to 141,498.22 points, as sell pressures wiped out ₦219.63 billion in market value.

    The year-to-date return moderated to 37.48%, while total market capitalisation fell to ₦89.52 trillion.

    Losses in Nigerian Breweries (-7.64%), UBA (-2.71%), GTCO (-1.06%), OANDO (-5.76%), and First HoldCo (-1.88%) overshadowed gains in Zenith Bank (+2.66%), International Breweries (+3.23%), AccessCorp (+0.77%), and Jaiz Bank (+2.97%).

    Market breadth closed negative at 0.8x, with 21 gainers and 28 decliners. ROYALEX (+9.80%) led gainers, while MCNICHOLS (-10%) was the worst performer.

    Trading activity was mixed: volume rose 12.25% to 488.56 million units, while value dropped 9.32% to ₦13.72 billion across 28,621 deals. UNIVINSURE topped volume (79.6 million units), while Zenith Bank led in value with ₦3.9 billion worth of trades.

    Four of six sectoral indices ended negative: Consumer Goods (-0.77%), Oil & Gas (-0.50%), Banking (-0.25%), and Insurance (-0.08%). Industrial Goods and Commodities indices closed flat.

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      Boluwatife Oshadiya
      Boluwatife Oshadiya is a Nigerian journalist and communications specialist with over four years of experience in business journalism, digital media, and strategic content development. He is a Senior Executive in Content and Business Development at Bizwatch Nigeria, where he helps shape editorial strategy, deliver high-impact business reporting, and drive growth through content-led partnerships. His work focuses on business, finance, and economic storytelling, combining strong editorial judgement with SEO-driven, audience-focused journalism.

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