The downward "turn" of the international markets is currently affecting the Athens Stock Exchange, which is "fighting" against the imported pressures from abroad, even though earlier it even exceeded 1,470 points.

Even though it had previously surpassed 1,470 points, the Athens Stock Exchange is currently "fighting" against foreign pressures as a result of the downward "turn" in global markets.

More specifically, in today's session, the General Index is down marginally by 0.10% to 1,457.42 points, losing about 1.5 points compared to Monday's close (1,458.84 points).

On the board, now, banks are losing all intraday gains and showing small losses of up to -0.6%. OPAP and GEK TERNA, for their part, retreat up to -1%, while Cenergy continues to fly high, heading for a new record.

Alpha Bank's shares are retracing -0.68% and EUR 1,612, Eurobank's shares are moving -0.42% and EUR 2,155, Piraeus' shares are trading -0.16% and EUR 8,819, while National Bank's shares are up +0.24% and EUR 8.35.

In the high-cap index (-0.11% and 3,542 points), Cenergy's shares climb to 9.4 euros, rising more than 2% and flirting with new all-time highs. Quest, Titan, PPC and Motor Oil also show gains of around 1%. On the flip side, Sarantis shares are down 1.7%, with shares of OPAP and GEK Terna retreating 1%. Helleniq Energy, Aegean, Elvalhalcor and Terna Energy follow at -0.6%.

As for the mid-cap index (-0.22% and 2,316 points), Kri Kri shares stand out slightly at +0.9% and EUR 11, with Alumyl and AVAX shares expanding close to +1%. Lavipharm's shares, meanwhile, strengthened to +1.4% and EUR 0.93. Conversely, shares of Plastic Thrace slip 1.2%, while shares of Intracom, EXAE, Ideal and Austriacard follow at -0.7%.