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With fresh investor appetite boosting market capitalization by N542 billion in a single session, the Nigerian stocks market maintained its bullish momentum at the beginning of the week, extending its year-end surge.
The benchmark index returned to a symbolic milestone with year-to-date (YTD) returns reaching 50 percent for the first time since late October, thanks in large part to positioning ahead of the new year.
The All-Share Index (ASI) increased by 849.70 points, or 0.55 percent, to close at 154,389.53 points. Despite moderate trading volumes, the market’s overall capitalization increased to N98.432 trillion at the same time, demonstrating the depth of fresh confidence flowing through the market.
Strong price growth in a variety of large- and mid-cap equities, especially in the consumer goods and financial services sectors, served as the rally’s main driver.
Guinness Nigeria, BUA Foods, UACN, Ecobank Transnational Incorporated (ETI), and Eunisell Interlinked were notable drivers of the day’s gain, indicating a clear preference for fundamentally strong names as investors adjust portfolios ahead of 2026.
According to market watchers, the most recent surge supports the narrative of a robust Nigerian equities market, which is bolstered by strengthening macroeconomic indicators and selective bargain hunting after periods of profit-taking earlier in the quarter.
In the coming days, the market is probably going to stay cautiously bullish, according to United Capital Plc. The investment firm wrote in a note that “the Nigerian equity market is likely to trade cautiously positive this week, supported by steady GDP growth, strong external reserves, and broad-based sector gains.”
“While profit-taking may limit sharp rallies, investors will concentrate on fundamentally sound stocks in consumer goods, banking, and industrials.”
Market Sentiment Is Elevated by Wide-Ranging Gains
Gainers just outnumbered losers, and market breadth indicated improving mood. In contrast to 37 decliners, 41 equities closed in positive territory, suggesting widespread participation as opposed to a rise spearheaded by a few heavyweights.
Ecobank Transnational Incorporated and Austin Laz & Company led the gainers’ table, closing at N3.52 and N41.80, respectively, after both increased by the maximum 10%. Following closely behind, Eunisell Interlinked saw a 9.95 percent increase to close at N96.70 per share as fresh interest in mid-cap companies picked up speed.
