Buyers and sellers are fighting for the sign on the Athens Stock Exchange, while the stagnation climate is prolonged for another session.

The Greek market, for several weeks now, seems to be stuck in a narrow range, looking for a strong catalyst that will help it to "break out" of the 1,400- 1,470 points.

At the moment, of course, it does not seem to find what it needs, and as a result, it is being held in a peculiar hostage situation, fearing to "escape" towards this year's multi-year highs of 1,502 points.

Specifically, in the second session of the week, the General Index declined marginally by 0.19% to 1,435.83 points, losing about three points compared to Monday's close (1,438.72 points).

The arc of daily fluctuations extends over five points (from 1,435.83 to 1,440.83 points), with the turnover of transactions ranging at 5 million euros, of which 3.4 million euros are pre-agreed packages.

The banking index loses 0.36% to 1,221.61 points as only NBG of the 4 systemic banks records small gains. Attica Bank's shares, after yesterday's extreme fluctuations, retreated more than 9% to EUR 6.00.
Among the high-capitalization stocks, the biggest rises are recorded by the shares of Hellaktor, HELPE, and Sarantis. On the contrary, the biggest decline is recorded by the shares of Titan and PPC.