Athens Stock Exchange: General Index Starts with Positive Trends – Euro Markets Also Up

Stock prices recorded upward trends at the start of today’s (June 4, 2025) session in Athens. European markets are moving slightly upwards, with focus on the decision by the American president to double tariffs on steel and aluminum from 25% to 50%. The General Index in the Greek stock market stands at 1,832.75 units, marking an increase of 0.45%. The trading value reaches €12.45 million. The high-capitalization index shows a rise of 0.77%, while the medium-capitalization index strengthens by 0.38%. Among high-capitalization stocks, Jumbo (+2.17%), Mytilineos (+2.09%), Titan (+1.39%), and ELPE (+1.38%) record the largest gains. Conversely, Coca-Cola HBC (-0.90%), EYDAP (-0.85%), and AEA (-0.71%) see the biggest declines. Out of all stocks, 62 are rising, 13 are falling, and 15 remain stable. The highest increases are seen in AVE (+8.98%) and Lazaridis Estate (+8.57%), whereas Akritas (-1.00%) and Kyriakoulis (-0.92%) experience the largest drops. European shares trade higher today despite President Donald Trump’s 50% tariffs on steel now in effect. The pan-European STOXX 600 index rises by 0.42%. London’s FTSE 100 falls by 0.06%, Germany’s DAX moves positively at +0.68%, France’s CAC 40 is at +0.31%, Italy’s FTSE MIB gains 0.23%, and Spain’s IBEX 35 climbs 0.21%.