The Greek stock market session of Monday (16/9) is evolving with several changes in the sign, with the General Index balancing around 1,420 points. 

Specifically, the GI is up +0.07% and is trading at 1,420.23 points, with a daily high of 1,421.72 points and a daily low of 1,415.37 points. Strong volatility and investor apprehension are present along with the narrow range fluctuation, much like in foreign stock markets.

Banks are setting the bullish pulse today and are up +0.43% at 1,221.53 points. The FTSE 25 (high cap) is down -0.04% at 3,439.64 points, while the Mid Cap (mid cap) is up +0.36% at 2,320.26 points.

Trading activity stands at EUR 23.071 million, with EUR 1.333 million of the turnover being in packages. The market capitalisation amounts to 97.775 billion euros. Losses for 45 stocks, compared to 50 that are gaining and 14 that are unchanged.

In the systemic banks, Ethniki gains +1.78% to 7.436 euros, and Alpha Bank moves up +0.99% to 1.525 euros. On the flip side, Eurobank loses -0.56% to €1.9645, and Piraeus moves lower by -0.64% to €3.852.

In the high capitalization, Titan and Viohalco are up significantly. On the contrary, Aegean, Metlen, and EYDAP are down by around -1%.

ADMIE "climbs" by almost 3% in mid-cap, and Kri Kri follows at +2.8% thanks to the first half results, which came after closing at historically high levels. Gains of more than +1% for ABAX, PPA, Technical Olympic, and HSE.

On the other hand, Lavipharm and Intralot recorded significant losses. Attica Bank continues its slide, sliding -8% to the edge of 6.2 euros.