The Athens Stock Exchange is stabilizing today (29/4), with investors making cautious moves.

The Greek market, driven by business deals and corporate results, shows a return of 12.5% through 2024, with April being the 3rd bullish month of the year.

More specifically, the General Index recorded a subtle decline of 0.07% to 1,454.02 points, losing one point compared to Friday's close (1,545.98 points).

Banking index is rushing to digest 8-year highs, retracing slightly to -0.19% and 1,266 points.

National Bank shares retreat -0.42% and 7.668 euros, Alpha Bank shares are up +0.10% and 1.649 euros, while Piraeus and Eurobank shares are almost unchanged at 3.97 and 2.01 euros, respectively.

In the high-cap index (-0.10% and 3,540 points), Quest's share continues to gain momentum amid the euphoria in the IT/Technology sector, climbing to 6.1 euros (+2.1%). Viohalco, Aegean, GEK Terna, Sarantis, ElvalHalcor and Motor Oil also show gains of more than 1%. Titan Cement's shares are at 29 euros, another all-time high. On the opposite side, apart from the pressure on OPAP, losses of up to 1% are observed in Autohellas and Jumbo.

As for the mid-cap index (+0.45% and 2,360 points), Intrakat's share expands +1% and 5.10 euros, with Ideal, Fourlis, Lavipharm, Premia, Alumyl, Intralot and Kri Kri shares gaining at least 1%. On the other hand, PPA shares are shrinking to -1.8% and 24.3 euros. Special mention should also be made of Attica Group, which soars +4.5% and 2.5 euros, thanks to the scenarios of possible shareholder changes.