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NGX Market Wrap 8 June 2026 | Plus234Feed

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NGX Market Wrap 8 June 2026 | Plus234Feed

The NGX All-Share Index closed at 243,707.07 points as gainers marginally outpaced losers, with five stocks posting near-double-digit percentage advances. Pharmaceutical and financial stocks dominated the day's losses, with FIDSON leading decliners at −10.00%, signalling sector-specific weakness.

Trading on the Nigerian Exchange on 8 June 2026 saw a measured session marked by selective strength across the broader market, even as headline sectors faced pressure. The All-Share Index held at 243,707.07 points, with total market capitalisation standing at ₦156.31 trillion across 73,321 deals.

Gainers maintained the upper hand, with five stocks advancing between 9.36% and 9.92%. INTENEGINS led the pack with a ₦0.72 gain to ₦7.98, while TIP surged ₦2.90 to ₦32.15—the second-largest absolute gain on the day. ABCTRANS, ABBEYBDS, and LINKASSURE each climbed in the 9.36–9.68% range, suggesting broad-based participation in mid-cap recovery. This constellation of near-identical percentage moves hints at index rebalancing or thematic rotation rather than fundamental catalysts.

Conversely, the losses paint a different picture. FIDSON's sharp 10.00% decline to ₦122.85 signals potential weakness in the pharmaceutical sector, while ACADEMY (−9.70%, −₦0.80) and RTBRISCOE (−9.43%, −₦1.40) added to the bearish tilt in consumer and industrial stocks. SUNUASSUR and LEARNAFRCA each fell 8.70–9.38%, reflecting continued investor caution in niche segments.

Volume leaders FCMB, PREMPAINTS, and DANGCEM drove liquidity with 152.3 million, 61.0 million, and 34.7 million shares traded respectively, anchoring the session's ₦56.66 billion in total value. The market's inability to produce a decisive directional close suggests consolidation ahead.

Investors should monitor whether pharmaceutical and financial stocks stabilise in the next session or extend losses.

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