The brokerage market ended 0.44% in the week ending due to the strong losses recorded at the last meeting of the week, amid a negative climate in European markets, in the wake of the signature by the US President, the executive decree for the imposition of higher tariffs on EU. Imposition of duties restores concerns about returning inflationary pressures.

The market has completed nine months of growth with a total of 44%, an unparalleled record for the first time in Greek stock markets, moving at 15 years high, while the banking index has recorded high profits of 88%.

Domestic and international investment firms remain positive for the Greek market, the upward trend is expected, as they point out, to continue in the second half, if there is no dramatic deterioration of climate in international markets.

Alpha Finance points out that the Greek market is still negotiating with a discount of about 20% compared to 20 years and 30-40% against Stoxx 600 and MSCi Em, which shows that there is still significant margin.

The General Index closed a week at 1,960.06 points, compared to 1,968.72 points last week, down a weekly 0.44%. Since the beginning of the year, it has recorded profits of 33.37%.

The FTSE/ASE 25 high capitalization index closed a week with 0.38% and since the beginning of 2025 it has made profits of 37.85%.

The FTSE Mid mid -capitalization index closed at a weekly of 1.71%, and since the beginning of the year it rose 22.64%.

The banking index closed a week with 0.93%, while in early 2025 it has earned 64.77%.

The total value of transactions at this week’s meetings amounted to EUR 1,092,165 million, while the average daily transaction value stood at EUR 218,433 million, from € 202,252 million last week.

The total market capitalization in the end of the week decreased by EUR 807 million and stood at € 131.594 billion, and since the beginning of the year it increased by € 28.449 billion.