The Athens Stock Exchange starts the new week with no desire to claim a possible approach of 1,450 points, with sellers having a marginal lead over buyers.

Thus, the Greek market continues its "journey" in the familiar narrow range of the last several weeks, unable to converge with this year's highs of 1,502 points, at the same time as successive records are being recorded abroad.

Specifically, in the first session of the five-day period, the General Index declined marginally by 0.11% to 1,442.00 points, losing 1.5 points compared to the close of Friday (1,443.57 points).

The arc of the daily fluctuations extends over two points (from 1,440.53 to 1,442.27 points), with the turnover of the transactions ranging at 1.5 million in the first 15 minutes.

Eurobank's share is limited to -0.29% and 2.052 euros, Alpha's share is unchanged at 1.53 euros, the share of Ethnikis increases slightly to +0.16% and 7.482 euros, while Piraeus' share strengthens to +0.28% and 3.878 euros. Specifically, in the first session of the five-day period, the General Index declined marginally by 0.11% to 1,442.00 points, losing 1.5 points compared to the close of Friday (1,443.57 points).

Sarantis tops the FTSE but with minimal turnover (€4,280), ELPE is up 0.6%, with Cenergy, OPAP and GEK Terna slightly up to +0.3%. Conversely, OTE is under pressure at 15.97 euros, down -0.9%.
Perfomance is up 2.2% with increased turnover already above 400k euros.