The Athens Stock Exchange remains at its lowest levels of the last quarter, as buyers are unable to "lift" the General Index.

Thus, the Greek market continues to underperform the 200-day moving average (1,396 points), heading for losses of -5% in October and "clipping" the 2024 yield at +7%.

Specifically, in the 3rd session of the week, the General Index recorded a subtle decline of 0.04% to 1,381.31 points, losing half a point compared to Wednesday's close (1,381.83 points).

The arc of the daily fluctuations extends over two points (from 1,381.06 to 1,381.68 points), with the turnover of the trading volume hovering at 3 million euros in the first 15 minutes.

The banking index, which has been hit hard in October (-8.1%), is unable to break out of its 9-month lows, as it is at -0.54% and 1,141 points, at least -15% away from this year's highs (1,354 points).

Piraeus shares retreat to -0.58% and EUR 3.43 (3-month low), NBG shares retreat to -0.78% and EUR 7.134, Eurobank shares trade at -0.79% and EUR 1.886, while Alpha shares are almost unchanged at EUR 1.37.

In the high-cap index (-0.15% and 3,336 points), Metlen's shares retreated -1.1% and 32.4 euros, following the market decline with a day's delay. At the same time, Autohellas' shares retract by 1.8% and "fall" below 11 euros. On the other hand, shares of OPAP and Coca - Cola strengthen around +1%, with shares of Motor Oil - Hellaktor - Helleniq Energy following at +0.5%.