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ATHENS STOCK EXCHANGE
Banks are leading the way of gains
The Greek stock market is gaining for the fourth consecutive day, with the US elections monopolizing the interest.
Accumulation of forces in Athens, in the shadow of the US elections
Investors on the Athens Stock Exchange are engaging in selective positioning, while the focus is on the crucial US presidential elections.
Buyers avoided unnecessary risk
Today's Athens Stock Exchange trading session was at a low tempo, with investors avoiding unnecessary risk and turning their attention to the important developments that follow.
Limited changes amid countervailing forces
With Piraeus and PPC pushing upwards and OPAP and Aegean putting pressure, Athens Avenue remains within an extremely narrow range, while in general, international investors are moving cautiously in view of the US election process.
Started November positively
The Athens Stock Exchange managed to say goodbye to the week with a positive sign, putting out a mini reaction after the heavy losses of October.
Trying to recover the losses
The psychology of investors on the Athens Stock Exchange is slightly improved, which is trying to approach again the moving average of the last 200 days (1,396 points).
4.8% dip in October
The last session of October was completed without managing to break out of the 3-month lows for the Athens Stock Exchange, which recorded losses of almost 4.8% for the month (the worst of 2024).
Mild reaction from the buyers
The Athens Stock Exchange is trying to get a reaction, with buyers gaining an advantage over sellers, taking selected supports.
Under pressure again
The Athens Stock Exchange remains at its lowest levels of the last quarter, as buyers are unable to "lift" the General Index.
Slid to almost three month low
The Athens Stock Exchange slid to a new almost three-month low today (30/10), with sellers again sweeping the board, wiping out (more than) yesterday's gains.
New retreat with banks leading the way
The Athens Stock Exchange has recorded a new retreat today (30/10), with the General Index falling again below the 200-day moving average (1,396 points).