This hub brings together Opaindex's live price data and the latest 3 stories on Nigerian Exchange (NGX), each sourced and dated.
| Item | Price | Day |
|---|---|---|
| Cement Nigeria · 50kg bag Confidence: High confidence | ₦9,500 | +1.6% |
| Petrol (PMS) Nigeria · per litre Confidence: High confidence | ₦1,075 | 0.0% |
| Rice (imported) Nigeria · 50kg bag Confidence: High confidence | ₦112,285 | 0.0% |
| Cooking Gas (LPG) Nigeria · per kg Confidence: Medium confidence | ₦1,400 | 0.0% |
Capital importation jumped 83.8% year-on-year to a multi-year-high $10.37bn in the first quarter of 2026, NBS data shows. The inflows are helping rebuild reserves and steady the naira — but portfolio funds made up 95% of the total while foreign direct investment was just $135m.
The Nigerian Exchange All-Share Index dropped 2.35% on 24 June 2026 — its steepest one-day loss of the year — erasing ₦3.64 trillion in value as investors cashed out of heavyweight industrial and power stocks. The slide extended into 25 June, but the market is still up about 50% for 2026.
The Nigerian Exchange moved to T+1 settlement on 1 June 2026. After peaking near 250,385 points on 31 May, the All-Share Index slipped through early June before rebounding to 240,743.19 by 23 June — still up about 55% for the year.
This hub brings together Opaindex's live price data and the latest 3 stories on Nigerian Exchange (NGX), each sourced and dated.
The most recent of 3 stories on this hub is “Nigeria pulls in $10.37bn of foreign capital in Q1 2026 — but 95% is portfolio 'hot money', not FDI” (25 June 2026). Opaindex links every article tagged Nigerian Exchange (NGX), each sourced and dated.
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