The Greek stock market continues in the familiar pattern of selective moves, which is currently above the psychological threshold of 1,420 points. 

Specifically, in Wednesday's (16/10) session, the General Index strengthened by +0.09% and traded at 1,425.09 points, having moved so far between 1,420.69 (low of the day) and 1,429.26 points (high of the day).

A marginal decline of -0.03% is recorded by the banking index, which is trading at 1,210 points. The FTSE 25 (high cap) is almost unchanged at 3,457.97 points and the Mid Cap (mid cap) loses -0.01% at 2,299.26 points.

The value of the trades stands at EUR 5.102 million, with Piraeus and Cenergy's turnover approaching EUR 1 million. The market capitalisation stands at EUR 100.121 billion. Positive signs for 41 stocks, negative signs for 35, while 8 stocks remain unchanged.

Among systemic banks, Alpha Bank retreats -0.4% to EUR 1.501 and Eurobank -0.05% to EUR 1.984. Conversely, Piraeus is up +0.45% to €3.767 and Ethnik is up +0.03% to €7.374.

In the large cap space, Cenergy retreats -1.32% to EUR 9, i.e. the offering price, on the debut of new shares from the AMC. EYDAP and Motor Oil are also under pressure, with the latter coming off a 22-month low close. In the mid-caps, Quest, Kri Kri, Intralot and Techniki Olympiaki are down significantly.