10 results for “weekly”
Fidelity Bank closed Friday, October 23, 2026 at N24.00 after a 9.09% session gain, taking its weekly advance to 14.01% in a week when the ASI dipped 0.13%, as focus shifted from the recapitalisation narrative.
US stocks closed lower on October 23, 2026 as Brent rallied to $116.72: the Dow fell 1.23% to 52,215.16, the S&P 500 lost 0.52% and the Nasdaq gave back 0.21%.
Brent crude settled at $116.72 on October 23, 2026, its highest close since April and a third straight weekly gain, while WTI held above $103 and Nigerian Bonny Light traded near $124.
Aradel fell 6.33% in the week ended October 23, 2026, the single biggest drag on the Nigerian Exchange, with Friday turnover of N4.20bn pointing to institutional distribution even as Brent rallied to a six-month high.
Net asset value of pooled investment schemes rose N43.76 billion to N9.885 trillion in the week to October 9, with money market funds holding 67.96 per cent of assets and dollar funds shrinking even as the naira firmed, a signal that the pool is growing as savings rather than as investment.
Nigeria's main stock index fell for a third consecutive week, with banking shares driving an roughly N535 billion loss in market value as investors locked in profits and reassessed valuations.
Nigerian equities fell 0.33% for the week to 247,539.73 points as the banking index shed 3.15%, while oil and gas stocks rose 3.13% and market breadth stayed positive.
The dollar index held near 102.07 and headed for its first weekly decline since mid-September as the 10-year Treasury yield fell about 15 basis points and the euro recovered from a 17-month low.
Spot gold rose about 0.4 per cent to near $4,187 an ounce, helped by a softer dollar and a sharp fall in Treasury yields, even as hot US producer prices kept Fed rate-hike bets alive and capped the metal near $4,235.
Brent eased about 0.5 per cent to roughly $105.30 but was set for a weekly gain as Middle East shipping risk, Hurricane Isaias shut-ins and pressure for a 100 million barrel IEA reserve release kept the market unsettled.