Nervousness is returning to the Athens Stock Exchange, with investors engaging in jerky moves, failing to continue yesterday's upward reaction.

In this way, the Greek market remains trapped in European political uncertainty, while investment visibility remains low, not allowing for large risks.

At the same time, attention is also turning to MSCI, which tomorrow will announce whether or not the stock exchange will be included in a watch list for upgrading to developed markets.

More specifically, in today's session, the General Index is almost unchanged at +0.01% and 1,422.45 points, gaining just 0.1 point compared to Tuesday's close (1,422.32 points).

The arc of the daily fluctuations extends over four points (from 1,420.37 to 1,424.93 points), with the turnover of the trading volume hovering at just 3.5 million in the first 15 minutes.

Alpha Bank's shares are limited to -1.03% and EUR 1.532; National Bank's shares fold to -0.64% and EUR 8.048; Eurobank's shares trade at -0.68% and EUR 2.04; and Piraeus' shares are unchanged at EUR 3.562.

In the high-cap index (-0.20% and 3,440 points), Motor Oil's share is up 1% and is trying to return to 25 euros. Quest and Autohellas shares are also up by at least 1%, while Terna Energy is recovering at 19 euros pending the announcement of the deal. On the other hand, ELVALHALKOR's shares are retreating by 1.3%. Cenergy's shares also fall slightly by 0.7% but remain above 9 euros.