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Nigerian markets closed on a positive note as the NGX advanced slightly, extending its year-to-date gains to over 60% 📈

Trading activity surged in volume, though sentiment remained mixed with more decliners than gainers. Consumer Goods led sector gains, while banking dominated activity.

In fixed income, liquidity pressures kept rates elevated, while bond and T-bill markets saw selective demand and slightly softer yields.

The naira strengthened modestly, supported by rising external reserves and improved FX inflows, while Brent crude edged higher amid geopolitical tensions.

Overall, markets remain active but selective rewarding discipline and informed positioning.

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The NGX sustained its bullish run, with year-to-date returns rising to 62.27% as banking stocks continued to drive market activity.

In fixed income, liquidity tightened further, while bond and treasury bill yields remained relatively stable amid cautious investor positioning.

The naira appreciated slightly at the NAFEM window, even as oil prices pulled back on global supply and geopolitical developments.

Markets remain highly responsive to both local and global signals.

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