Today's losses on the Athens Stock Exchange remain stable, with sellers engaging in "measured" liquidations, maintaining contact with the 1,450 points.
The nervousness abroad, in anticipation of critical macroeconomic data on the other side of the Atlantic (new jobs), seems to be partly affecting Athens, not allowing an upward move.
However, the Greek market continues to present a resilient and relatively satisfactory picture, "holding" the positive sign on a weekly basis and turning its attention to tonight's verdict on the Greek economy by DBRS.
Specifically, in the last session of the five-day session, the General Index declined slightly by 0.48% to 1,439.64 points, losing about seven points compared to Thursday's close (1,446.56 points).
The arc of daily fluctuations extends to four points (from 1,438.89 to 1,441.69 points), with the turnover of transactions ranging at just 20 million euros, of which 2.7 million euros are pre-agreed packages.
The banking index, despite the positive developments (Fitch upgrade, higher prices - targets), remains below 1,300 points, down -0.81% and 1,255 points.
NBG share is limited to -0.99% and 7.614 euros, Alpha's share retracts to -0.73% and 1.5585 euros, Eurobank's share trades at -1.02% and 2.036 euros, while Piraeus' share declines to -0.30% and 3.98 euros.
In the high-cap index (-0.45% and 3,498 points), Cenergy's shares retreat to -1.1% and 9.59 euros, while Autohellas' shares are also down at the same level. Metlen, Titan and ELVALHALKOR, at the same time, retract by around 1%. On the contrary, Jumbo's share continues its upward reaction, gaining 0.7% and flirting with 24.5 euros. Sarantis is also up 0.9%.
As for the mid-cap index (-0.47% and 2,334 points), the shares of EXAE stand out negatively at -1.4% and 4.6 euros, with the shares of ADMIE following at -0.6% amid the thriller for the Crete-Cyprus electricity connection. Techniki Olympiaki and Optima Bank lose at least -1%. Conversely, Lavipharm's shares are up nearly 2%, while Dimand and Kri Kri shares rise a controlled 0.9%.
