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In this episode of Markets Talk by Daba Finance, we cover the biggest developments across the BRVM and Nigerian Exchange during the week of October 5–9, 2026.
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In this episode of Markets Talk, we review a mixed but opportunity-filled week across the BRVM and NGX. The BRVM returned to positive territory, while the NGX experienced a modest pullback after a strong year-to-date rally. We also cover the leading gainers on both exchanges, bond-market activity, 2026 dividend payouts and major African business and investment stories. Finally, we look at the themes investors should watch in the week ahead, along with Daba Pro and Daba Academy.
[00:00] BRVM Returns to Positive Territory
[01:25] Top Performers Across the BRVM and NGX
[02:55] Bond Trading and Yields Across Both Markets
[04:20] Major African Business and Investment News
[06:05] 2026 Dividends and What They Mean for Investors
[07:25] Week-Ahead Opportunities, Daba Pro and Daba Academy
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In this episode of Markets Talk, we review a contrasting week across the BRVM and NGX. Nigerian equities extended their rally as the NGX All-Share Index reached new highs, while the BRVM declined despite strong performances from several individual stocks. We also examine bond trading, Nigeria’s interest-rate cut, major African economic developments and 2026 dividend activity. Finally, we look at what investors should watch next week and how Daba Pro and Daba Academy can help investors navigate African markets.
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This week on Markets Talk, we break down two very different market stories across the BRVM and NGX. Nigeria’s NGX All-Share Index rebounded strongly as gains spread across several major sectors, while the BRVM Composite edged lower despite a sharp increase in trading activity. We also cover the top-performing stocks, bond trading, dividends, major African investment news, and the key themes investors should watch in the week ahead.
Key Highlights:
[00:00] – BRVM and NGX: the biggest market trends of the week
[00:55] – NGX rises 2.78%: sectors driving the rebound and top stocks
[02:35] – BRVM: index slips while trading volumes more than triple
[04:16] – Bond markets: major activity on the BRVM and NGX
[05:10] – JPMorgan, Dangote, Petrobras and Africa’s biggest investment stories
[06:47] – Dividends, the week ahead, Daba Pro and Daba Academy
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Since our last episode, a lot has happened at Daba. Daba has partnered with Nigeria’s Coronation Group, launched NGX investing on the platform, and opened access to the Dangote Refinery IPO for eligible international investors. We break down the latest BRVM and NGX market moves, the week’s strongest stocks, bond activity and dividend opportunities. We also look at major African investment news and explain what these developments could mean for investors. Finally, we preview what to watch in the week ahead and where Daba Pro subscribers can find deeper market analysis.
Key Highlights:
[00:00] – Daba partners with Coronation, launches NGX access and opens Dangote Refinery IPO participation
[01:30] – BRVM recap: Composite rises 1.25% as BOA Mali, Orange CI and Vivo Energy lead gainers
[03:00] – NGX recap: All-Share Index falls 1.6%, but NGX Group, Ellah Lakes and Seplat post strong gains
[04:35] – Bond markets: Senegal dominates BRVM trading while new Nigerian government savings bonds list on NGX
[06:10] – Dangote IPO, Congo copper boom, BRVM dividends and the Daba Academy “PODCAST” promotion
[08:00] – Week ahead: BRVM and NGX opportunities, major catalysts and what Daba Pro investors should watch
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The BRVM held near record levels after its strong rally, with the Composite and BRVM 30 both ending the week higher. In this episode of Markets Talk, we review the week’s top-performing stocks, the most active bond trades and the latest BRVM dividend announcements. We also look at major economic developments in Cameroon, CEMAC, Ghana and Zambia. Finally, we explain what investors should watch in the week ahead and how Daba Pro and Daba Academy can help.
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The BRVM delivered a historic week as the Composite crossed 500 points for the first time and equity market capitalization moved above 20 trillion CFA francs.
Key Moments:
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The BRVM delivered another strong week, with all major indexes advancing and trading activity rising sharply. In this episode of Markets Talk, we break down the market’s top-performing stocks, the surge in trading volumes and the most important bond transactions. We also review the 2026 dividend season and major investment stories from Benin, Nigeria, South Africa and across the continent. Finally, we look at what investors should watch in the week ahead and how Daba Pro can help identify opportunities.
Key moments:
[00:00] – Another strong week for the BRVM
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Four African countries — Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Nigeria and Cameroon — produce around 75% of the world’s cocoa, yet farmers capture only a small share of the value created by the global chocolate industry. Now, the four countries are working together through a new Cocoa Value Addition Alliance aimed at shifting the model from simply exporting beans to processing, manufacturing and building more value at home.
In this mid-week edition of Daba Markets Talk, we explore why previous attempts to increase producer power have struggled, why cocoa cannot operate like an OPEC-style cartel, and why the bigger opportunity may lie in moving from bean to brand. We also look at cocoa price volatility, Europe’s incoming deforestation rules, the challenges of coordinating four major producers, and what this initiative could mean for Africa’s broader push to capture more value from its natural resources.
00:00 — Africa’s Cocoa Power Play
Total runtime: 08:30
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The BRVM finished another week higher, with all major indexes posting gains despite lighter trading activity. In this episode, we break down the week’s top-performing stocks, key bond-market trades and the latest BRVM dividend developments. We also cover major African investment stories involving Dangote Refinery, Moove, PalmPay, Gabon and Morocco. Finally, we look ahead to the opportunities investors should be watching next week through Daba Pro.
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Get weekly investment recommendations, exclusive analysis and deeper market intelligence with Daba Pro.
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