Stagnation prevails today (27/11) on the Athens Stock Exchange, with buyers showing signs of fatigue after the five-day upward streak.

Of course, it should not be forgotten that, despite the recent surge, the quality of daily activity remains unsatisfactory (low turnover, absence of large buy orders, etc.), in an indication of prolonged accumulation.

On the other hand, the selective supports, combined with the positive development from the Middle East front, keep Athens above the psychological threshold of 1,400 points, which is not at all given as it has been shown in the previous period.

Specifically, in the 3rd session of the week, the General Index declines imperceptibly by 0.06% and stands at 1,408.93 points, losing about one point compared to Tuesday's close (1,408.05 points).

The banking index, not escaping the movement of the last few days, retreats -0.43% and 1,186 points, maintaining at -12% the distance from this year's highs.

NBG shares retreat to -0.49% and 6.956 euros, Eurobank's shares narrow to -0.44% and 2.049 euros, Alpha's shares fall to -0.43% and 1.5085 euros, while Piraeus' shares are almost unchanged at 3.60 euros.

In the high-cap index (+0.03% and 3,410 points), Coca - Cola's share strengthens by 0.8% and approaches 34 euros. The PPC share also expands by 0.8%, with OTE following at +0.2% and 15 euros. Titan Cement's share, at the same time, sets the stage for a new record, as it is +0.6% and 38.5 euros. On the flip side, shares of GEK Terna and Jumbo are down around 0.5%.

As for the mid-cap index (-0.02% and 2,261 points), Intracom shares stand out positively at +2.9% and 2.79 euros, counting down to the transformation of Klukinas-Lappa. On the other hand, PPA shares, after consecutive multi-year highs, retreat to -1.7% and 30.7 euros. Intralot, ADMIE, Quest and Intrakat decline by 0.5%.