Athens Stock Exchange: General Index Declines Today Amid European Gains

Mild declines were recorded in share prices at the start of today’s (June 25, 2025) session on the Athens Stock Exchange. The market is correcting after yesterday’s strong rise, while European markets continue their upward trend. Specifically, the General Index of the Greek stock exchange stands at 1,862.91 points, marking a drop of 0.27%. Trading volume reaches €16.89 million. The high-capitalization index records a fall of 0.45%, while the mid-capitalization index marginally decreases by 0.03%. Among high-capitalization shares, the biggest gains are seen in DAA (+2.35%), Titan (+1.27%), and Aegean (+1.18%). Conversely, Motor Oil (-4.01%), GEK Terna (-1.33%), and Jumbo (-1.28%) show the largest declines. Alpha Bank shares will not be traded for three sessions as part of the absorption process of Alpha Services and Holdings, with new shares returning to the trading board next Monday, June 30. Motor Oil and GEK Terna shares are being traded without their respective dividends of €1.0686 and €0.3927 per share. Overall, 42 stocks are rising, 35 are declining, and 9 remain stable. The highest gains are recorded by Dromiás (+6.41%) and Xylemperiá (k) (+3.20%), while Motor Oil (-4.01%) and Minerva (-3.48%) see the steepest drops. European exchanges opened higher today, with investors viewing the ceasefire between Israel and Iran as a sign of reduced tension. The pan-European STOXX 600 index rises 0.23% to 542.23 points. London’s FTSE 100 gains 0.34%, Germany’s DAX increases by 0.03%, and France’s CAC 40 climbs 0.15%. Meanwhile, Italy’s FTSE MIB rises 0.36%, while Spain’s IBEX 35 falls 0.49%. Oil prices moved up today following losses in the previous two sessions.