  We investigate whether it is possible within the NMSSM to describe
simultaneously a correct dark matter relic density complying with the latest
null results from the LZ experiment, an extra Higgs boson with a mass of ~95
GeV visible in the bb channel at LEP and the diphoton channel at the LHC, and
the deviation of the anomalous magnetic moment of the muon from its value
within the Standard Model. We find that this is still possible for a variety of
dark matter annihilation mechanisms, for singlino-like but also bino-like
lightest supersymmetric particles. We show the signal rates of the extra Higgs
boson and the dark matter detection rates as function of the dark matter mass
and annihilation mechanism. The dark matter direct detection cross section may
well fall below the neutrino floor. The masses of the lightest electroweakly
interacting supersymmetric particles are typically not far above 100 GeV, but
not excluded due to unconventional decays.
