The Athens Stock Exchange closed the week with marginal changes at 1,219.51 points, slowing down after Thursday's surge. Banks saw a decline. 

Specifically, the General Index closed at 1,219.77 points with a minimal decrease of just 0.02%. The turnover was 89.94 million euros, with 2.5 million euros in 8 packages, while the volume was set at 24.22 million units.

The banking index recorded losses of 0.38% at 975.49 points, the high-capacity FTSE slightly declined by 0.02% to 2,981.22 points, as well as the mid-cap FTSEM by -0.02% to 2,000.28 points.

For the week, the General Index concluded with gains of 3.48%, while the banking index strengthened by 1.62% and the FTSE by 2.82%.

Eurobank remained unchanged, Piraeus Bank decreased by -0.48%, while both National Bank of Greece and Alpha Bank decreased by -0.58%.

Among other non-banking blue chips, Mytilineos closed at -1.27%, TERNA Energy at -1.88%, Aegean at -0.55%, and Motor Oil at -0.09%.

In the mid-cap sector, Ideal stood out with a 3.95% increase and trading volume of 1 million euros, while Intrakat gained 1.2% with 710 thousand euros in transactions. ADMIE lost 0.24% with a trading value of 937 thousand euros.

Alpha Bank and Eurobank had the highest trading volumes, with 6,803,932 and 4,642,398 shares traded, respectively.

The highest transaction values were recorded by OPAP with 12.53 million euros and Alpha Bank with 9.88 million euros.

There were 57 stocks that saw an increase, 50 that saw a decrease, and 15 remained stable.