The Athens Stock Exchange continues in the last session of the week, with investors making cautious moves, not taking unnecessary risk.

The focus is on the rebalancing of the FTSE Russell indices, with Cenergy taking Viohalco's place in the Large Cap and the latter entering the Mid Cap alongside Intralot.

Regardless of this, however, the Greek market picture leaves no one satisfied, with stagnation and caution being the key features as investors increase their liquidity ahead of the Ethniki placement. 

Specifically, in the 5th session of the week, the General Index declined imperceptibly by 0.04% to 1,427.77 points, losing less than one point compared to Thursday's close (1,428.39 points).

The arc of daily fluctuations extends over five points (from 1,427.59 to 1,432.23 points), with a turnover of 5.7 million euros, of which 2.1 million euros are pre-agreed packages.

The banking index, with no desire to move towards appreciably higher levels, is content with +0.14% and 1,227 points, prolonging the image of instability of recent weeks.

NBG shares are up +1.1% and 7.3 euros, Alpha shares are almost unchanged at 1.58 euros, Piraeus shares are trading -0.31% and 3.808 euros, while Eurobank shares are down -0.58% and 1.9805 euros.