Losses for the third consecutive meeting closed the Athens Stock Exchange, declining 11.05 points (-0.54%) to 2,045.81 points.
Pressures were once again received by high capitalization shares, with that of Mytilene (Metlen) closing with losses of 5.09% to 42,520 euros, as well as most banks.
The meeting was characterized by nervousness and increased turnover, with much of the transactions through pre -agreed packages, indicating that large investors restructure positions and limit their risks.
The climate today was sluggish with investors holding a standby stance and moisturizing in view of the next corporate results and international developments. The market according to technical analysis seems to be entering a correction phase, with the supports of 2,030-2,035 points being the next benchmark.
More specifically, the bank index closed at 2,396 points with Alpha Bank shares dropping -1.11%, Piraeus -0.60%and national -0.15%, while Eurobank up +0.39%.
In the other high -capitalization shares, OPAP closed at € 18.60 with a drop of -0.32% and a € 6.88 billion valuation, Coca Cola closed at € 39.21, up +1.13%, OTE closed at 15.71 euros, down -0.51%, PPC closed to 14.30 euros, with € 14.30%, with € 14.1. Aktor closed at 8.47 euros, with a drop of -2.08%.
The value of the transactions stood at 250,967 million euros, with a total of 19 packets changed hands of 14.48 million euros.
Of the 123 shares that today moved, 46 rose, 60 closed with a negative sign and 17 remained unchanged.
Source: Skai
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