The Athens Stock Exchange is trying to differentiate itself from abroad, where Trump's threats to impose tariffs dominate, and to "keep" the positive sign of the previous four sessions today (26/11).

And the start may have found the sellers in a "driver's seat," but very quickly the buyers recovered, bringing the General Index back to a safe distance from the critical psychological threshold of 1,400 points.

The arc of daily fluctuations extends to 11 points (from 1,401.42 to 1,412.28 points), with a trading turnover of just 24 million euros, of which 2.1 million euros are pre-agreed packages.

The banking index maintains the accumulation pattern of recent weeks, with the result that it is +0.40% and 1,191 points, at least 12% away from this year's "peaks.".

NBG's share expands +1.42% and 6.98 euros, Eurobank's share follows at +0.20% and 2.049 euros, Alpha's share trades -0.13% and 1.52 euros, while Piraeus' share is almost unchanged at 3.6 euros.

In the high-cap index (+0.20% and 3,411 points), Helleniq Energy's shares are up +1.5% and 6.8 euros, with OPAP, Sarantis, and Viohalco following close to +1%. At the same time, Hellenctor's shares continue to rise +1.8% and 1.7 euros. On the other hand, Titan Cement's shares retrace 0.8%, correcting from consecutive historical records.

As for the mid-cap index (-0.07% and 2,260 points), the shares of EXAE stand out at +2.9% and 4.43 euros, receiving a boost from the 9-month financials. Intralot and AVAX gain 1% and 2%, respectively. On the flip side, Kri Kri shares are correct at -2.4% and fall below EUR 14. Optima, Intrakat, and Dimand are down 1%.

Overall on the stock exchange board, 52 stocks move up, 40 stocks decline, and 14 stocks remain unchanged. The market capitalisation stands at EUR 99.1 billion.