The Athens Stock Exchange continues in downward territory for the 4th consecutive session, with sellers remaining at the helm of the initiatives, putting at risk the 1,400 points.

The Greek market, under the weight of both international developments and tensions in the ruling party, is unable to capitalize on the positive financials of listed companies, many of which remain at particularly attractive levels.

Somehow, Athens seems to be experiencing an "atavistic" period of time, with investors avoiding risk and postponing indefinitely the attempt to converge with the "tops" of 1,502 points.

Specifically, in the first session of the week, the General Index declined slightly by 0.49% to 1,396.25 points, losing 7.6 points compared to Friday's close (1,403.87 points).

The arc of the daily fluctuations extends over five points (from 1,396.07 to 1,401.06 points), with the turnover of the trading volume ranging at 4.5 million in the first 15 minutes.

The banking index remains in negative territory, as it stands at -0.86% and 1,188 points, continuing the "stripping" of recent gains.

Piraeus shares slip -1.74% and €3.62, Alpha shares are down -1.20% and €1.56, Eurobank shares are trading -0.86% and €1.953, while NBG shares are almost unchanged at €7.094.