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<p>Analysts at Datbank research say they expect the rally in the equities market to continue, broadly driven by supportive macroeconomic tailwinds and strong market factors. The benchmark GSE Composite Index is at an impressive 31.3 per cent return year-to-date as more first quarter results continue to trickle in. Mac-Jordan Narteh, a Research Analyst at Databank, joins CNBC Africa for a market discussion.</p>


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Will Ghana equities sustain bull run?

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<p>Investors sustained bargain hunting interest in the Nigerian equities market with broad-based buying across all sectors as the all share index reached a four-month high on Tuesday. However, analysts believe the sentiment will be short-lived as rally in tier-one stocks may trigger some profit-taking. Praise Ihansekhien, Team Lead at Meristem Research, joins CNBC Africa for a market review.</p>


Will investors sustain bargain hunting in Nigerian equities?

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<p>Analysts at FSDH Asset Management say strong investor sentiment, ongoing dividend announcements, and robust first quarter 2025 earnings reports will sustain the positive momentum in the Nigerian equities market amid profit-taking in top stocks. Taofik Oyeniyi, Chief Investment Officer of FSDH Asset Management, joins CNBC Africa for a market update and outlook for the week.</p>


Strong investor sentiment to drive Nigerian equities

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<p>Analysts at Cardinal Stone say they expect investors at the Nigerian equities market to build on the profit-taking momentum as more companies release their first quarter earnings. Kayode Eseyin, Lead, Consumer Goods and Agriculture Sector Research at Cardinal Stone joins CNBC Africa to discuss outlook for the market this month and for the quarter.</p>


Cardinal Stone: Q1’25 earnings to drive sentiments in Nigeria equities

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<p>Traders at Access Bank say mid-dated bonds are recording pockets of demand, especially the 2033 paper with bids hovering around 20 per cent. On the T-bills side, the market is expected to continue to trade on a slightly bullish note given positive system liquidity. Ademola Osuntoki, Treasury Team Lead at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more market movements.</p>


Access: Positive liquidity to sustain T-bills bull run

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<p>Bullish sentiment are dominating Nigeria’s equities market following buy interest in MTN Nigeria and WAPCO. Will the market extend this bull run? Olufunmilola Adebowale, Head of Research at Parthian Partners joins CNBC Africa for market movements as more first quarter earning trickle in.</p>


Will Nigeria’s equities extend bull run?

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<p>Access Holdings Gross Earnings rose 88 per cent year-on-year to 4.87 trillion naira as captured in the financial statement for the year ended 31st December 2024. Meanwhile, United Bank for Africa profit after tax rose 33.1 per cent in the first quarter of 2025 to 189.84 billion naira. Will the FUGAZ sustain their momentum this year? Nabila Mohammed, Banking Sector Analyst at Chapel Hill Denham joins CNBC Africa for more on this and movements in Nigeria’s equities market.</p>


Will FUGAZ sustain momentum?

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<p>Analysts expect investors in Nigeria&#8217;s equities market to balance recent gains with an eye on some consumer goods stocks. Callista Chileke, an Investment Research Analyst at ARM Securities, joins CNBC Africa for a market review and outlook.</p>


Will profit-taking in consumer goods tilt Nigeria equities?

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<p>Buy interest in ACCESSCORP and UNILEVER are driving a bull run at Nigeria’s equities market despite profit-taking activities noted in GTCO, FIRSTHOLDCO and MTN Nigeria. Samuel Oyekanmi, Group Research and Insight Associate at Norrenberger joins CNBC Africa for more market movements.</p>


Will Nigeria’s equities sustain rebound?

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<p>Investors momentum resurfaced in the banking sector as the Nigeria equities market shook off a weak start to the week headlined by selloffs. Analysts believe potential bargain-hunting in the beaten-down insurance sector may spark a mild sectoral rebound. Muktar Mohammed, Analyst at Assar Investments, joins CNBC Africa for this discussion.</p>


Banking stocks drive Nigeria equities rebound

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<p>Traders at Access Bank say tariff impositions on Nigeria’s exports to the U.S. has triggered increased demand for the greenback, particularly from Foreign Portfolio Investors. They anticipate a potential intervention from the Central Bank of Nigeria to stabilise the naira and curb further depreciation. Meanwhile, investors’ appetite in the bond market is expected to remain weak following selloffs on 2031 and 2035 maturities. Ebube Uneze, Treasury Team Member at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more market movements.</p>


Access: U.S. tariffs trigger increased dollar demand in Nigeria

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<p>The Nigerian equities market witnessed renewed interest in banking and high-dividend-yield stocks as full year 2024 results spur investors momentum. Joshua Chinga, Sell-Side Analyst at EDC Nigeria, joins CNBC Africa for a market discussion.</p>


Will equities investors sustain momentum on earnings?

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<p>Traders at Access Bank say the 2027 and 2029 bonds are the most sought instruments trading at a high of 18.85 per cent and 19.3 per cent respectively. On the T-bills side, on-the-run one-year maturity and 25th September, 2025 bill are the most actively traded instruments, dealing at an average of 19.3 per cent and 18 per cent respectively. Anthony Aigbokhan, Treasury Team Member at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more market movements.</p>


Access: 2027 & 2029 bonds most sought instruments

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Nigeria: The Rebirth of Africa’s Giant

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Focus On: Healthcare Federation of Nigeria marks 10th anniversary

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<p>Traders at Access Bank expect the fixed income market to remain calm today as investors shift focus to the Debt Management Office 700 billion naira  T-bills auction. Meanwhile, the bond market is expected to remain active as investors continue to cherry-pick certain bond yields. Ademola Osuntoki, Treasury Team Lead at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more market movements.</p>


Access: Investors focus on mid-week PMA

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Will Ghana equities sustain bull run?

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Strong investor sentiment to drive Nigerian equities

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Access: Positive liquidity to sustain T-bills bull run

Will Nigeria’s equities extend bull run?

Will FUGAZ sustain momentum?

Will profit-taking in consumer goods tilt Nigeria equities?

Will Nigeria’s equities sustain rebound?

Banking stocks drive Nigeria equities rebound

Access: U.S. tariffs trigger increased dollar demand in Nigeria

Will equities investors sustain momentum on earnings?

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Will Ghana equities sustain bull run?

Will investors sustain bargain hunting in Nigerian equities?

Strong investor sentiment to drive Nigerian equities

Cardinal Stone: Q1’25 earnings to drive sentiments in Nigeria equities

Access: Positive liquidity to sustain T-bills bull run

Will Nigeria’s equities extend bull run?

Will FUGAZ sustain momentum?

Will profit-taking in consumer goods tilt Nigeria equities?

Will Nigeria’s equities sustain rebound?

Banking stocks drive Nigeria equities rebound

Access: U.S. tariffs trigger increased dollar demand in Nigeria

Will equities investors sustain momentum on earnings?

Access: 2027 & 2029 bonds most sought instruments

Nigeria: The Rebirth of Africa’s Giant

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