The Greek stock market is between attrition and indestructibility today (17/9), trying to remain in upward territory for the third consecutive day, although the lead of buyers seems to be "fragile". Accumulation, selective moves by traders and the narrow range of the General Index are shaping the landscape in the domestic market.
In particular, in Tuesday's session, the GI gained +0.05% and traded at 1,424.37 points. The daily high is 1,428.05 points and the daily low is 1,423.23 points. Banks are again showing a better picture compared to the other sectors and are giving further impetus due to their "heaviness".
On the corporate results front, today it is Noval Property's turn to announce its half-yearly performance. Following this are Thrace Plastics, Viohalco, Attica Bank, Lavipharm, and Premia Properties, among others, on Wednesday (18/9), Thursday (19/9), and Friday (20/9).
Banks are up +0.23%, trading at 1,227.48 points. The FTSE 25 (high cap) is up +0.06% at 3,452.88 points, while the Mid Cap (mid cap) is down -0.05% at 2,312.08 points.
The value of the transactions stands at 28.836 million euros, of which 4.99 million euros relate to packages. The market capitalization is set at 98.171 billion euros. Positive sign for 41 securities, compared to 48 that fall and 20 that remain unchanged.
NBG is up +0.6% at 7.428 euros, with Eurobank (+0.23%) at 1.9845 euros and Piraeus (+0.21%) at 3.858 euros following closely behind. On the contrary, Alpha Bank loses a marginal -0.03% at 1.549 euros.
In the high capitalization, Lamda Development stands out with a +1.8% gain in the wake of the EUR 120 million deal with shipowner Giorgos Prokopiou. There is a +1% boost for Jumbo, PPC, Titan, Cenergy, and Aegean. On the other hand, Coca-Cola, Autohellas, and EYDAP are down sharply.
In the mid-cap sector, Kri Kri's rally towards new records continues without "brakes," with a new "jump" of +3.1% to 13.4 euros. They are followed with notable gains by Intracom Holdings. On the other hand, Intrakat, Ideal, and Techniki Olympiaki retreat close to -1%. New "dip" for Attica Bank, down -3.3% to 5.82 euros.
