The Athens Stock Exchange recorded small losses today (6/9), with sellers engaging in controlled liquidations amid the broader fall abroad.

Nevertheless, the resilient performance of the Greek market in the first week of September, especially compared to international bourses, leaves investors partially satisfied, who are not losing faith in a possible breach of 1,450 points.

In any case, today's interest is focused on the second quarter GDP data on the one hand, and on the DBRS verdict on the Greek economy's rating, while not forgetting the crucial macro data concerning the US labour market.

Specifically, in the last session of the week, the General Index recorded a controlled decline of 0.45% to 1,439.96 points, losing 6.5 points compared to Thursday's close (1,446.56 points).

The arc of the daily fluctuations extends over three points (from 1,438.89 to 1,441.69 points), with the turnover of the transactions ranging at 5 million euros in the first 20 minutes.

The banking index, despite positive developments (Fitch upgrade, higher prices - targets), remains below 1,300 points, down -0.60% and 1,258 points.

ΝBG's share is limited to -0.78% and 7.63 euros, Alpha's share retracts to -0.73% and 1.5585 euros, Eurobank's share trades at -0.63% and 2.044 euros, while Piraeus' share declines to -0.35% and 3.978 euros.

In the high-cap index (-0.40% and 3,500 points), the PPC share retreats to -1% and 11.5 euros, while losses are also at the same level for the shares of Cenergy - Metlen - Motor Oil, with the latter, however, "holding" 22 euros. On the contrary, Jumbo's share continues the upward reaction, gaining 1% and reaching 24.5 euros. Sarantis is also up by 1.5%.

As for the mid-cap index (-0.38% and 2,336 points), the share of ADMIE stands out negatively at -1.5% and 2.2 euros, amid the thriller for the Crete-Cyprus electricity connection. Techniki Olympiaki and Austriacard follow with losses of around -1%. On the other hand, shares of Dimand, Trade Estates and Fourlis are gaining controllably up to 0.7%.