The Athens Stock Exchange is moving today (16/1) without the desire to claim a new 14-year high (1,510 points), with stagnation gaining ground.

Despite the positive start, the Greek market is unable to follow the fertile climate abroad, resulting in... postponing the attempt to break the resistance of 1,510 points, which so far is the "top" of 2025 and the best level since April 2011.

Of course, we should not forget that Athens still maintains a positive sign in January (+2.2%), with valuations of listed companies remaining attractive (single-digit P/E), which does not rule out a new upward move in the future.

Specifically, in the fourth session of the week, the General Index declines imperceptibly by -0.01% to 1,502.97 points, almost unchanged from Wednesday's close (1,503.18 points).

The arc of daily fluctuations extends over eight points (from 1,501.82 to 1,509.62 points), with a turnover of 55 million euros, of which 15.5 million euros are pre-agreed packages.

On the board, now, the Cyprus continues steadily above its September admission price (EUR 4.78), with Ethniki and Eurobank gaining around +0.5%. In contrast, Cenergy and Aegean are losing at least 1%.