Nigeria, Kenya, Morocco lead Africa’s stock market gains in Q3
African stock markets regained momentum in the third quarter of 2025, with Nigeria, Kenya, and Morocco among the strongest performers as investor confidence improved and currency conditions stabilised.
The latest market capitalisation data from Kenya’s Capital Markets Authority (CMA) shows that out of nine exchanges, six recorded double-digit gains over the quarter, although persistent reporting gaps in others continue to obscure a full view of the continent’s investment landscape.
The analysis draws on CMA’s quarterly market-capitalisation data for selected African bourses. Although market capitalisation is influenced by currency movements, new listings, delistings, and changes in share prices, it remains a widely used indicator of market performance and investor sentiment.
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