The Athens Stock Exchange shows cautious movements within a limited range, with investors evaluating the new corporate results.

Specifically, the General Index is up by 0.1% and stands at 1,228 points, with trading volume at 7.8 million euros and volume at 2.4 million shares.

The banking index remains at 983.4 points, the FTSE is up by +0.03% at 2,994 points, while the FTSEM, representing mid-cap companies, gains 0.3% at 2,022 points.

Titan is strengthening by 1% following the doubling of its profit to 198 million euros in the nine-month period, as announced before the opening.

On the contrary, OTE is declining by 2% after its adjusted EBITDA increased by 0.7% to 348 million euros.

In the banking sector, National Bank is leading the session with the highest turnover, already reaching 1 billion euros in the first half-hour, and an increase of 0.07%. Eurobank is down by 0.5%, Alpha by 0.14%, and Piraeus is up by 0.56%.

Among the sellers, Mytilineos is trailing with -0.3%, OPAP with 0.1%, Autohellas with -0.6%, Aegean with -0.7%, and Motor Oil with -1.5%.

Buy orders are placed for Jumbo with +1.8%, DEI with +0.25%, Ellaktor with +2.4%, and ELPE with +0.4%.