The Athens Stock Exchange is experiencing small losses as the reappearance of buyers of the National Bank and Public Power Corporation stocks attempts to change the balance.

Specifically, the General Index is at 1,263.27 points with a slight decrease of 0.17%, and the value of transactions at 59 million euros, of which 18.4 million in 10 packages, while 12.8 million shares have been traded.

The banking index is now strengthening by 0.38% and is at 1,061 points, FTSE is declining by 0.15% at 3,073 points, and FTSEM is recording an increase of 0.33% at 2,114 points.

National Bank, after reaching -1.38% (5.99 euros), is now strengthening by 0.56% at 6.108 euros, with by far the highest turnover of the day at 14.6 million.

Trends are slightly positive in other banks as well, with Alpha at +0.85%, and Piraeus - Eurobank at +0.3%, while it is worth noting the significantly increased turnover for the second day in Optima, which is declining by 0.25%.

Among non-banking blue chips, DEI stands out with gains of 1.6% and turnover of 10.5 million (1.8 million on the board), followed closely by ELVALHALCOR with +1.2%, while Motor Oil and Viohalco are also performing well.

Jumbo is down by 1.9%, OPAP by 0.95%, OTE by 0.4%, Cenergy by 2.1%, Aegean by 1.6%, and Lambda by 1.5%.