The Athens Stock Exchange is attempting to return to positive territory today (15/10), with investors engaging in selective moves, giving a fragile lead to buyers.

In the shadow of new records on Wall Street, the Greek market is trying to "get a reaction", halting the streak of 10/12 negative sessions, which has led to a cumulative decline of more than -4% since September 27.

Specifically, in the second session of the week, the General Index rose slightly by 0.48% to 1,418.30 points, gaining about seven points compared to Monday's close (1,411.49 points).

The arc of daily fluctuations stretched eight points (from 1,412.87 to 1,420.28 points), with trading turnover of 3.5 million in the first 20 minutes.

The Piraeus share is up +1.57% and 3.719 euros, the NBG share follows at +1.38% and 7.366 euros, the Alpha share trades at -0.82% and 1.482 euros, while the Eurobank share rises +0.59% and 1.965 euros.

In the high-cap index (+0.66% and 3,442 points), Coca-Cola's share expands by 1% and approaches again the record high of 34 euros. Aegean's share, meanwhile, continues its recovery effort, gaining 1.5%. Sarantis, Viohalco, Metlen, Jumbo and Autohellas follow with a rise of up to 0.9%. On the flip side, EYDAP's shares slip 1%, with OTE and Helleniq Energy down 0.6%.