The Greek stock market is down for the fourth consecutive day, with investors' caution remaining in the foreground. Sellers were dominant after the first hour, resulting in a temporary threat to 1,420 points. However, the initial pressure gradually eased.

Against this backdrop, the General Index is now down -0.17% at 1,423.61 points, with a daily high of 1,429.91 points and a daily low of 1,416.80 points. In "shallow waters" again, trading activity. Few stocks are also showing notable change.

The banking index is down -0.55% today, trading at 1,225.32 points. The FTSE 25 (high cap) is down -0.18% at 3,449.78 points and the Mid Cap (mid cap) is down -0.52% at 2,292.81 points.

The daily trading activity stands at 29.61 million, of which 1.267 million is for packages. Piraeus has a turnover of more than 5 million euros. The market capitalisation amounts to EUR 98,152 billion. 70 shares are down, compared with 27 that are up and 12 that are unchanged.

Among the banks, Eurobank is down -0.81% at EUR 1.964, followed by Piraeus (-0.69% at EUR 3.871), ΝΒG (-0.56% at EUR 7.512) and Alpha Bank (-0.07% at EUR 1.519).

In the high capitalization, Aegean, Lamda Development, Ellaktor, EYDAP, and Coca-Cola are all down sharply, with the latter correcting from yesterday's 4.5-year high of 34.1 euros. OTE is up +1.4% and is approaching 15 euros again. Gains in excess of +1% for Titan. In the mid-caps, Intrakat, Lavipharm, Intralot and PPA are down significantly. On the contrary, Profile gains more than +1%.