Nigerian Investments Surge 115.33% to N2.404 Trillion

In February 2026, domestic and foreign portfolio investments in Nigeria increased by 115.33%, reaching N2.404 trillion, compared to N1.116 trillion in February 2025, according to the latest release from the Nigerian Exchange. Total transactions for February alone rose by 78.93% to N1.542 trillion from N0.862 trillion in January 2026, reflecting a strong rebound in trade activity following a January lull primarily driven by domestic investors.
The data highlights sustained growth momentum in Nigeria's equity market despite persistent macroeconomic uncertainties and cautious foreign investor sentiment. Domestic investors accounted for the bulk of market activity in February 2026, reinforcing their dominance in Nigeria's equity market performance.
Although net capital outflows persist, there are signs of a gradual return of foreign interest, although not yet strong enough to reverse the net outflow trend. The long-term outlook indicates an expansion of both domestic and foreign participation, with local investors continuing to dominate the Nigerian equity market.
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