Fluctuations in market sentiment and rebalancing due to MSCI were the main features of today's session, with most active traders playing a spectator role, awaiting the first sessions of the new month and tomorrow's evening verdict from Fitch on the Greek economy.

General Index closed at 1,275.13 points with a small increase of 0.31%, and the turnover amounted to just €258.64 million, with €8.9 million in 17 packages, while 51.59 million shares were traded.

The banking index strengthened by 0.82% to 1,082.7 points, the high-capitalization FTSE closed with an increase of 0.54% at 3,101.8 points, and the mid-cap FTSEM rose by 0.11% to 2,118.51 points.

On a monthly basis, after three declines, the General Index returned to a positive sign, recording significant gains of 6.88% for the entire month of November. At the same time, the FTSE reached +6.32%, FTSEM at +8.92%, and the banking index outperformed with a jump of 12.44%.

Starting with large-cap stocks, the day concluded with significant gains for National Bank (+1.32%), Piraeus Bank (+1.62%), OTE Telecom (+2.20%), Terna Energy (+1.42%), DEI (Public Power Corporation) (+1.03%), Mytilineos (+1.55%), Cenergy (+1.16%), .

Experiencing the most notable losses were Viohalco (-1.28%), Lamda Development (-1.05%), Autohellas (-2.72%), ADMIE Holding (-1.18%), GEK Terna (-1.19%), Ellaktor (-2.02%), EYDAP (-2.19%), and Sarantis (-2.73%).

Among smaller capitalization stocks, some of the noteworthy performers included Avax (+10.09%), Nakas (+5.48%), Alumil (+3.17%).