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<p>Analysts expect the direction of market performance for the rest of this month to be shaped by the ongoing third quarter earnings season as investors cherry-pick fundamentally sound stocks. Oyindamola Oyenuga, Investment Research Analyst at Meristem Securities joins CNBC Africa for more market movements.</p>


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Investors digest Q3’24 earnings, cherry-pick stocks

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<p>Senegal played host to the 8th Afreximbank Compliance Forum in Dakar where key stakeholders in the compliance ecosystem got to engage on the theme – “The Implications of the Financial Action Task Force Requirements Regarding the Identification of Ultimate Beneficiary Owner And Its Impact On Trade Facilitation”.</p>


Focus On: The 8th Afreximbank Compliance Forum: Highlights Special

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<p>Traders at Access Bank expect bearish sentiments to prevail going forward until system liquidity improves. Meanwhile,  they observe some demand for long tenured OMO and T-bills, with most trades passing through the 7th October 2025 OMO and 4th September 2025 T-bill at an average of 23.9 per cent and 19.5 per cent respectively. For the bond side, improved offers are seen on the mid-dated maturities, particularly on the 2031 bond. Dimeji Obasa, Fixed Income Dealer at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more market movements.</p>


Access: Bearish run to prevail until liquidity improves

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<p>Cardinal Stone Securities believes key risks to expectations following Aradel Holdings listing on the Nigerian Exchange include potential delays in regulatory approvals, oil price volatility, strong competition, infrastructure downtime, and security issues in the Niger Delta that could disrupt operations. The Securities firm, however, notes the likely exploration of 2C contingent resources and the success of strategic acquisitions are major upside risks. Adebayo Adebanjo, Senior Analyst at Cardinal Stone Securities joins CNBC Africa for more on this and other equities market updates.</p>


Cardinal Stone: Oil price volatility, security issues key risks for Aradel Holdings

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<p>Africa&#8217;s largest free trade bloc, the AfCFTA opens the market to about 1.3 billion people with an estimated combined GDP of 3.4 trillion dollars. The intra-Africa trade accounts for about 16 per cent of Africa&#8217;s total exports, but it is widely considered that Africa holds the potential to integrate all regions should the ecosystem overcome some trade barriers and infrastructural challenges. The success of AfCFTA does lie with support from the private sector and this Focus On puts the spotlight on this.</p>


Focus On: AfCFTA: Boosting intra-Africa exports

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<p>Nigerian equities continue to trade mixed as sell pressures on UBA and Fidelity Bank offset investors’ interest in OANDO and GTCO. Chinazom Izuora, Senior Associate; Investment brokerage at Parthian securities joins CNBC Africa for a weekly wrap on market movements and what to expect next week.</p>


Will bears ease grip on Nigeria’s equities?

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<p>On the next episode of Corporate Access, our spotlight is on a company with big ambitions. Digital Encode is aiming to become one of Africa’s unicorns in the cybersecurity space. The company was set up 21 years ago with a vision to become the number one information technology assurance company in Africa. Co-Founder Dr. Obadare Peter Adewale tells CNBC Africa about their ambitions and mission to help African businesses protect their information assets.</p>


Corporate Access: Cybersecurity firm Digital Encode targets unicorn status

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<p>Foreign investment in Nigeria’s equities rose 204 per cent quarter-on-quarter to $150 million. Muktar Mohammed, Analyst at Assar Investments joins CNBC Africa on the performance of the equities market and likely impact of new petrol price shocks across sectors.</p>


Foreign investment in Nigeria’s equities up 204% to $150mn in Q2’24

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<p>Investors shift their focus to today’s 81-billion-naira T-bills auction. For the bond side, minimal trades are seen across the belly and long tenured bonds. Daniel Afolabi, Treasury Team Member at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Investors shift attention to midweek PMA

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<p>Energy demand is projected to increase to double by 2050. A Ministerial Panel at the Angola Oil &#038; Gas conference gather to discuss explorations and partnerships and funding required to keep up with the energy demand, decrease energy poverty while also highlighting the potential natural gas offers for addressing this demand.</p>


Angola Oil & Gas 2024: Bridging borders: Leveraging the oil & gas sector to advance regional trade

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<p>Traders at Access Bank say thin liquidity is driving a bearish market run. Meanwhile, following the release of the OMO auction results this week, bids are skewed towards the mid to long-term maturities, with emphasis on the May 2033 and March 2050 bonds. Ebube Uneze, Treasury Team Member at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for market movements.</p>


Access: Low liquidity drives bearish run

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<p>The Angola Oil &#038; Gas Conference returns for its 5th edition. Gathering industry experts and energy investors at the same conference to address the energy poverty experiences by many Africans.</p>


Angola Oil & Gas 2024: Opening remarks & special address

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<p>Analysts at Zedcrest Wealth expect sentiments to remain mixed in Nigeria’s equities market this month as fixed income market rates are beginning to rise from the downtrend seen in September. Meanwhile, they note a potential public or dual listing of Dangote Refinery on NGX could be a game-changer. Gbeminiyi Shopeju, Investment Research Analyst, Zedcrest Wealth joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Zedcrest: Equities sentiment to remain mixed in October

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<p>Traders at Access Bank say investors continue to cherry-pick mid-dated bond especially the May 2033 paper. Meanwhile, minimal interest is seen on the long end of T-Bills and OMO curves. Chukwunonso Ifejiofor, Treasury team member at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more market movements.</p>


Access: Investors cherry-pick mid-dated bonds

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<p>Analysts at Meristem Securities believe third-quarter results and sector-specific reforms by the Nigerian government are likely to bring investors&#8217; interest back in the Nigeria equities market. Matilda Adefalujo, an Investment Research Analyst at Meristem, joins CNBC Africa for a market discussion.</p>


Meristem: Q3 results to drive investors’ shift to Nigeria equities

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<p>Analysts at Sterling Asset Management believe the risk appetite of investors may wane as they shift to fixed-income instruments and sectors that are not interest-sensitive, following the 50-basis point hike by Nigeria’s Monetary Policy Committee meeting. Patrick Ejumedia, Head of Research at Sterling Asset Management and Trustees, joins CNBC Africa to gauge market sentiments post-MPC.</p>


Rate hike: Investors to shift to non-interest portfolios

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<p>Investors took the stand of profit-taking, following a spike in rates on the newly issued 1-year Treasury Bills to 20 per cent. Traders at Access Bank expect the bearish sentiment to persist today as market participants seek funding for the upcoming CRR maintenance. Ladi Belo, the Head of Fixed Income at Access Bank, joins CNBC Africa for this discussion.</p>


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Investors digest Q3’24 earnings, cherry-pick stocks

Focus On: The 8th Afreximbank Compliance Forum: Highlights Special

Access: Bearish run to prevail until liquidity improves

Cardinal Stone: Oil price volatility, security issues key risks for Aradel Holdings

Focus On: AfCFTA: Boosting intra-Africa exports

Will bears ease grip on Nigeria’s equities?

Corporate Access: Cybersecurity firm Digital Encode targets unicorn status

Foreign investment in Nigeria’s equities up 204% to $150mn in Q2’24

Investors shift attention to midweek PMA

Angola Oil & Gas 2024: Bridging borders: Leveraging the oil & gas sector to advance regional trade

Access: Low liquidity drives bearish run

Angola Oil & Gas 2024: Opening remarks & special address

Zedcrest: Equities sentiment to remain mixed in October

Access: Investors cherry-pick mid-dated bonds

Meristem: Q3 results to drive investors’ shift to Nigeria equities

Rate hike: Investors to shift to non-interest portfolios

Access: Spike in rates drive sell-off in 1-year NTB

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Investors digest Q3’24 earnings, cherry-pick stocks

Focus On: The 8th Afreximbank Compliance Forum: Highlights Special

Access: Bearish run to prevail until liquidity improves

Cardinal Stone: Oil price volatility, security issues key risks for Aradel Holdings

Focus On: AfCFTA: Boosting intra-Africa exports

Will bears ease grip on Nigeria’s equities?

Corporate Access: Cybersecurity firm Digital Encode targets unicorn status

Foreign investment in Nigeria’s equities up 204% to $150mn in Q2’24

Investors shift attention to midweek PMA

Angola Oil & Gas 2024: Bridging borders: Leveraging the oil & gas sector to advance regional trade

Access: Low liquidity drives bearish run

Angola Oil & Gas 2024: Opening remarks & special address

Zedcrest: Equities sentiment to remain mixed in October

Access: Investors cherry-pick mid-dated bonds

Meristem: Q3 results to drive investors’ shift to Nigeria equities

Rate hike: Investors to shift to non-interest portfolios

Access: Spike in rates drive sell-off in 1-year NTB

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