Fashion items company ΜED made its debut on the Athens Stock Exchange’s alternative (EN.A. PLUS) market on Monday with the beginning of trading of 11,917,870 common nominal shares in the company.
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Proceeding in line with fellow eurozone markets, the Greek bourse produced gains of almost 1% for the benchmark on Monday, following three sessions of decline last week.
A balanced session with particularly low turnover brought the week to a close at the Greek stock market as external pressures were mostly offset by the upward moves by blue chip heavyweights Coca-Cola HBC and Piraeus Bank.
The benchmark of the Greek stock market appeared once again on Thursday reluctant to measure itself against the 1,300-point level it had last reached in June 2014, and gave ground on a day of reduced trading volume.
The Greek bourse benchmark halted its six-session rising streak on Wednesday, with the main index coming off a nine-year high to concede a little ground and losing stocks narrowly edging out the gainers on the day.
The lowest daily turnover of the last six weeks did not prevent the benchmark of the Greek stock market from rising to yet another nine-year high on Tuesday, even without the support of bank stocks.
The main index of the Greek stock market closed on Monday at its highest point since June 2014.
A glorious six-month period ended on Friday at the Athens bourse.
Stocks enjoyed even greater gains on Thursday, following the increase of prices on Wednesday.
Athinon Avenue produced a more convincing session of gains on Wednesday.
Greek stocks shook off the early pressure on Tuesday to follow the lead of banks and end the day with moderate growth.
Stocks at the Greek stock market nosedived the day after the general election, though the reasons for the biggest benchmark drop in the last three months are related to external factors.
The Greek stock market ended the pre-election period with moderate gains.
The benchmark at Athinon Avenue gave up all the gains it had collected on Wednesday, as banks led the profit-taking activity by investors.
After two days of cautious profit-taking, the Greek stock market reverted to its upward course on Wednesday.
Profit-taking by investors continued at the Greek stock market on Tuesday, although unlike on Monday the decline of the benchmark was contained toward the end of the session.
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