The Athens Stock Exchange is showing signs of fatigue today (12/11), with sellers taking the lead, putting a brake on the positive reaction of November.

The negative "turn" abroad plays a key role in the movement of the Greek market, which, of course, has already returned to the 1,420-1,430 area, thanks to the banking rally of the previous days (+8.3%).

Specifically, in the second session of the week, the General Index declined slightly by 0.36% to 1,423.53 points, losing about five points compared to Monday's close (1,428.40 points).

The arc of daily fluctuations extends to four points (from 1,422.64 to 1,426.18 points), with the turnover of transactions ranging at 4 million in the first 15 minutes.

The banking index, which "ran" an 8.3% rally in the first days of November, retraced -0.46% and 1,236 points, in the first negative session since October 31.

Piraeus shares retreat to -1.09% and 3.815 euros, NBG shares follow at -0.72% and 7.476 euros, Eurobank shares trade at -0.25% and 2.03 euros, while Alpha shares strengthen to +0.29% and 1.578 euros.

In the high-cap index (-0.44% and 3,461 points), the Coca - Cola share, after yesterday's 5-year highs, corrects to -1.2% and 34 euros. Autohellas and Cenergy are down nearly 1%, while PPC shares, which recently touched multi-year highs of 12.5 euros, fall to -0.9% and 12.2 euros. Metlen's shares are also "clipped" by 0.7%. Helleniq Energy, ELVALHALKOR and Viohalco, on the other hand, expand by 0.5%.

As for the mid-cap index (-0.26% and 2,274 points), Intralot's share returns to negative territory, sliding -2% and 0.94 euros. Meanwhile, AVAX shares lose 0.9% and return to 1.45 euros. On the other hand, Kri Kri shares rise +1% and 14.1 euros. By at least +2%, Lavipharm's share also climbs, reaching 0.77 euros.