Major international stock markets have rebounded from 18-month lows hit in early July, but are still down significantly since the start of the year
The General Price Index closed with losses of 6% in the seven-month period January-July 2022 (based on Thursday’s close), while it recovered to a rate of 2% in the month of July. The domestic market presented a relatively better image in the 7th month, compared to the larger stock exchanges. The Nasdaq is down 22.26%, the S&P-500 is down 14.56% and the Dow Jones is down 10.48%. The DAX-30 falls by 16.39% and the CAC-40 by 11.38%.
The total market capitalization falls by 4.531 billion euros.
Of the high shares, the shares of Terna Energy, Ellaktor, Motor Oil, Jumbo and OPAP stood out, while the negative protagonists were the titles of PPC, Piraeus, Quest Participations and Viohalco.
In the midst of intense international uncertainty, the Athens Stock Exchange is taking some upward steps, however, as stock analysts note, obstacles to the upward movement of the market are the low trading activity and the fragile international climate.
Major international stock markets have recovered from an 18-month low hit in early July but are still down significantly since the start of the year, with Goldman Sachs and UBS forecasting 2022 to be the worst year since 2008.
The course of shares in 7 months
Since the beginning of the year, the biggest increase was recorded by the shares of Yalco (+130%), Mathios Pyrimaha (+58.27%), European Credit (+55.38%), Trastor (+39.66%) , KREKA (+35.29%), Tria Alpha (+34.19%), Terna Energy (+25.18%), Ellactor (+24.56%), Euroxx (+23, 31%) and Motor Oil (+19.35%).
On the contrary, the biggest losses were recorded by the shares of Lavipharm (-77.70%), SATO (-55.56%), Epilectos (-55.20%), Attica Bank (-54.04%), Varvaresos (-50.43%), Plastic Thrace (-44.70%), Kerkops (-41.62%), Sarandopoulos Mills (-41.42%), Agricultural House Spyros (-39.81 %) and PPC (-39.81%).
Among the high capitalization shares, the biggest increase in the 7-month period was recorded by Terna Energy (+25.18%), Ellaktor (+24.56%), Motor Oil (+19.35%), Jumbo (+ 17.70%), OPAP (+16.68%), Aegean Airlines (+8.84%), Ethniki (+3.14%), OTE (+2.25%) and EYDAP ( +0.77%).
On the contrary, the biggest losses were recorded by the shares of PPC (-39.68%), Piraeus (-32.56%), Quest Participations (-29.08%), Viohalco (-25.71%), Elvalhalcor (-23.89%), ADMIE (-23.89%), Sarantis (-23.48%), Coca Cola HBC (-22.67%) and Alpha Bank (-20.80%) ). They are followed by Lamda Development (-17.89%), Titan (-17.19%), PPA (-10.69%), ELPE (-2.25%), Mytileneos (-1, 72%), Eurobank (-1.28%) and GEK TERNA (-0.11%).
The performance of stocks in July
In July, the biggest increase was registered by the shares of KREKA (+105.36%), Tria ‘Alfa (+33.33%), Intralot (+25.45%), Ilyda (+25.00%), of Intracom (+22.96%), Ekter (+22.38%), Douros (+20.19%), ELGEKA (+19.34%) and MIG (+18.37%).
On the contrary, the biggest losses were recorded by the stocks of Lavipharm (-66.14%), Agricultural House of Spiros (-35.00%), Yalco (-20.69%), Varvaresos (-20.14%), of ANEK (-20.00%), Vogiatzoglou (-15.63%), Epilectos (-13.85%), Attica Bank (-12.54%), Motor Oil (-9.69% ) and Piraeus (-10.45%).
Among the high capitalization stocks, the biggest increase in July was recorded by Coca Cola HBC (+11.64%), EYDAP (+7.81%), PPC (+7.59%), Aegean Airlines ( +5.87%), OPAP (+4.98%), Mytileneos (+4.72%), Elvalhalcor (+4.45%), Quest Participations (+3.02%), Jumpo ( +2.99%), Viohalco (+2.87%), Ethniki (+2.86%), GEK TERNA (+2.48%), followed by Saranti (+1.64%), of Eurobank (+1.15%) and OTE (+0.73%).
On the contrary, the biggest fall was recorded by the shares of Motor Oil (-9.69%), Piraeus (-9.54%), Ellactor (-5.82%), ADMIE (-3.57%), ELPE (-2.41%), Alpha Bank (-1.77%) followed by the shares of Lamda Development (-1.65%), Terna Energy (-0.82%), Titan (-0, 54%) and the PPA (-0.13%).
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