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you are currently viewing::Nigeria: Overall Value of Stocks, Debts, ETFs On NGX Adds N35.3trn YoYDecember 8, 2025-Amid growing investors confidence, the overall market capitalisation of listed securities on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX), added N35.3 trillion Year-on-Year ((YoY) to N141.3 trillion as of November 2025 from N106.03 trillion it was in November 2024.
The stability in the foreign exchange market, companies recovering from foreign exchange losses, improved market liquidity, capital inflow, dominance of domestic investors, increasing portfolio investment, Central Bank of Nigeria's (CBN) banking sector recapitalisation and insurance sector reforms have played a critical role in overall market capitalisation growth so far in 2025. Source: allafrica.com |
First Mutual Wealth Gold ETF debuts on VFEX
May 2, 2026-Zimbabwe's exchange-traded fund (ETF) landscape has undergone a gradual evolution, shaped by liquidity constraints and shifts in the underlying equity instruments. The launch of the Old Mutual Top 10 ETF in December 2020, the first ETF, with listing in January 2021, marked a significant milestone for the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE), introducing passive investment exposure.
Africa Faces Mounting Risks Just as Growth Gains Take Hold
April 23, 2026- To weather the shock, policymakers should ensure that any near-term measures are time-bound and targeted at the most vulnerable, and maintain the focus on medium-term development objectives.
Sub-Saharan Africa's economies entered 2026 with significant momentum. The region had notched its fastest growth rate in 10 years-4.5 percent in 2025-buoyed by reduced macroeconomic imbalances, rising investment levels, and a generally supportive external environment.
IMF-Regional Economic Outlook Update Sub-Saharan Africa-Hard-Won Gains Under Pressure
April 16, 2026-After a strong 2025 with regional growth estimated at 4.5 percent, sub-Saharan Africa entered 2026 reaping the benefits of hard-won stabilization gains. But the war in the Middle East has clouded the outlook. The shock has caused a rapid increase in key commodity prices, particularly in fuel and fertilizer.
Sub-Saharan Africa's Growth Holds, But Downside Risks Mount
April 8, 2026--Smarter industrial policy can advance Africa's economic transformation and create jobs
Sub-Saharan Africa's economic recovery from a decade of global shocks is showing signs of stalling, with growth projections for 2026 revised downward by 0.3 percentage points from estimates previously published in October 2025, according to the latest edition of the Africa Economic Update, the World Bank Group's biannual economic report for the region.
Africa: Government Welcomes Continued Growth in South Africa's Economy
March 10, 2026-Government has welcomed the latest data released by Statistics South Africa showing that South Africa's economy grew by 1.1% in 2025, with Gross Domestic Product (GDP) expanding by 0.4% in the fourth quarter.
Bloody Tuesday: JSE plunges over 5.5%
March 3, 2026-- Bourse dives as global markets reel on Middle East tensions.
There was blood on the floor as the JSE's All Share Index plunged over 5.5% on Tuesday, mirroring sharp losses across most emerging and major global markets as geopolitical tensions escalated in the Middle East.
South Africa: JSE Lists New Active and Global Etfs As Market Grows 29%
February 20, 2026-The Johannesburg Stock Exchange has listed Amplify Investment Partners' first Actively Managed Exchange Traded Fund on its Main Board.
The Amplify Strategic Income Satrix Feeder AMETF, trading under the code AMPSTI, gives retail investors access to the Amplify SCI Strategic Income Fund.
How South Africa Can Unlock its Economic Potential
February 17, 2026--South Africa's new inflation target is one of several actions helping to bolster macroeconomic stability; continued reforms, both macroeconomic and structural, can help maintain momentum and address longstanding vulnerabilities.
Retail revolution on Nairobi Exchange
February 13, 2026--The number of equity trades every day has been doubling or tripling on the Nairobi Securities Exchange after Safaricom launched its retail-focused Ziidi trading platform. The platform opens buying and selling shares to nearly 38 million active subscribers of Safaricom's M-PESA mobile money platform and strips layers of form-filling and investment minimums.
