The Greek stock market benchmark came off a 12-week high on Tuesday to post minimal losses.
The Greek stock market benchmark came off a 12-week high on Tuesday to post minimal losses.
The decline of the stock of National Bank of Greece did not suffice to prevent the benchmark from climbing to a new 12-week high on Monday.
After a rather subdued session at the end of the week on the Greek bourse, the benchmark posted a minor loss that did little to change the weekly result of growth.
Stock price growth continued on Thursday at Athinon Avenue, albeit without the steam it had on Wednesday, given also the US holiday.
The benchmark of the Greek stock market soared to an 11-week high on Wednesday.
The five-day rising streak ended on Monday at the Greek bourse, but the benchmark recorded only minor losses upon closing.
Athens International Airport showed significant growth in its fundamentals during the first nine months of this year compared to the same period of 2022.
The sale of a 22% stake in National Bank that went through the stock market on Friday sent turnover soaring above 1 billion euros for the first time in over 15 years.
The fourth straight day of gains for the benchmark at the Greek stock market saw banks and certain blue chips leading the way.
Athinon Avenue recorded a third successive day of gains on Wednesday, on the back of Tuesday’s major rise.
Stocks soared on Tuesday at Athinon Avenue, with traders shifting most of their attention to banks.
The stocks of Greek banks sent turnover at the local bourse soaring on Monday.
The decline of the benchmark at Athinon Avenue continued on Friday for a fourth day in a row, only this time at an accelerated pace and with twice as many stocks declining as those that reported growth.
For the third day in a row the benchmark of the Greek stock market closed with losses that affected half the board’s stocks.
Wednesday’s session at the Greek stock market was a mirror image of the day before.