The Athens Stock Exchange is trying to get a mini... reaction, with buyers gaining an advantage over sellers, taking selected supports.

The 9-month corporate figures, combined with the attractive valuations of the listed companies, offer some "fuel" to Athens, allowing the latter to temporarily diversify from the negative climate abroad.

Nevertheless, the Greek market is still close to its 3-month lows, while it is moving steadily below the moving average of the last 200 days (1,396 points), having lost its upward momentum.

Specifically, in the 3rd session of the week, the General Index is up slightly by +0.61% to 1,390.30 points, gaining 8.5 points compared to Wednesday's close (1,381.83 points).

The arc of daily fluctuations extends to 14 points (from 1,378.36 to 1,392.41 points), with a turnover of 39 million euros, of which 5.3 million euros are pre-agreed packages.

The banking index, which has been hit hard in October (-8.1%), is attempting to break out of its 9-month lows, as it is +0.77% and 1,156 points. However, it is still -15% away from this year's highs (1,354 points).

Piraeus' shares, which will announce 9-month figures tomorrow, are up +1.16% and €3.49, NBGs' shares follow at +0.86% and €7.252, Alpha's shares recover +1.86% and €1.3955, while Eurobank's shares are almost unchanged at €1.904.