The Nigerian All-Share Index closed lower on September 16, 2025, dropping 112.20 points to settle at 141,546.8, ending the session in negative territory.
This represented a 0.08% decline from the previous session’s 141,659.0, as the market experienced a noticeable slowdown in trading activity.
Daily trading volume fell to 414.9 million shares, down from 555.1 million shares exchanged the day before, reflecting reduced investor participation.
Market capitalization also edged lower, slipping from N89.62 trillion at the previous close to N89.55 trillion.
In terms of traded volumes, GTCO and NSLTECH recorded the highest activity, dominating market transactions for the day.
Daily trading volume slipped to 414.98 million shares compared to 555.11 million shares traded the previous day.
In terms of value, GTCO dominated with trades worth N3.1 billion.
SWOOTs (Stocks Worth Over One Trillion Naira) had a negative outing.
Among FUGAZ stocks:
Despite the daily decline, the All-Share Index appears to be staging a correction after falling to 138,157.1 in early September.
While most large-cap stocks are trying to stabilize, investors are likely waiting for favorable buying opportunities following the August and early September dip.