The Athens Stock Exchange is managing the international liquidations of the last two days, which have "reddened" the boards in Europe and Wall Street, with absolute composure.

The Greek market, finding the "antidote" to the attractive valuations and the stable macroeconomic framework, is trying to maintain above 1,450 points, keeping... the window open for this year's "peaks" of 1,502 points.

All this in an international environment dominated by uncertainty about next steps in the Federal Reserve's monetary easing, Donald Trump's threats of tariffs on European products, and the risk of a Christmas shutdown in the federal government in Washington.

Today, meanwhile, both the triple derivatives expiry and the restructuring of the FTSE indices will take place, with the most significant change being the addition of Optima Bank to the '25', taking the place of Autohellas.

Specifically, in the last session of the week, the General Index recorded a controlled fall of 0.39% to 1,450.55 points, losing 5.5 points compared to Thursday's close (1,456.28 points).

The arc of daily fluctuations extends to six points (from 1,448.60 to 1,454.23 points), with the turnover of transactions soaring to 327 million euros, of which 333 million euros relate to the share of Terna Energy.

This development is related to Masdar's mandatory public offer to minority shareholders at a price of 20 euros/share. The Arabs' order has entered the system and so far 14.2 million shares have changed hands, worth EUR 285.2 million, to which EUR 48.9 million blocks have been added.

On the board, now, Piraeus is under controlled pressure and folding at 3.9 euros, while OPAP, Titan Cement and Viohalco are down by more than 1%. On the other hand, Motor Oil is trying to move above EUR 20.5.