The NGX All Share Index closed at 247,571.10 points, down 2,814.6 points (-1.12%).
The decline was gradual yet persistent, with the broad index recording a sequence of lower highs and lower lows throughout the session, and no meaningful recovery into the close.
However, selling momentum eased during the final hour, as the index largely flattened out toward the end of trading (per the chart 👇).
Germany's DAX closed at 24,985.34 points, down 119.36 points (-0.48%).
Unlike the NGX, the DAX spent most of the session advancing and reached an intraday high near 25,300 before sellers emerged aggressively and reversed the day's gains.
FTSE 100 saw moderate declines in he sectors (elling pressure remained moderate, suggesting profit-taking within key sectors such (energy, mining, banking, and commodities). But the broader index remained stable.
Euro Stoxx 50: saw broad resilience and a mild pilback later in the session closing out at 6,038. The broader European index remained more stable against the DAX as weakness in one country's market was partially offsets by strenght elsewhere.
2/6