Athens Stock Exchange: Marginal Decline for the General Index – European Shares Unchanged

The stock market in Athens is experiencing minor fluctuations at the opening of today’s session, following yesterday’s strong rise to new 14-year highs amid a declining climate in European markets. The General Index of Prices in the Greek stock exchange is forming at 1,665.91 units, marking a marginal decline of 0.02%. The trading value amounts to 23.38 million euros. The high-capitalization index records a marginal decline of 0.04%, while the medium-capitalization index strengthens marginally by 0.03%. Among the high-capitalization shares, the largest increase is seen in Ellaktor (+1.08%), Eurobank (+0.62%), GEK Terna (+0.54%), and PPC (+0.53%). Conversely, the sharpest declines are noted in Coca-Cola HBC (-0.82%), OTE (-0.72%), OPAP (-0.52%), and Lamda (-0.46%). There are 52 rising stocks, 25 falling, and 13 remain stable. The biggest gainers include Klosteria Naupaktou (+5.13%) and Alpha Real Estate (+4.29%), whereas Mathios Pyrimachos (-6.91%) and Ktima Lazaridis (-4.50%) see the largest drops. European exchanges are nearly unchanged as investors assess the impact on global trade relations from announcements by U.S. President Donald Trump regarding tariffs. The pan-European STOXX 600 index recorded a marginal decline of 0.06% at 10:13 am Greek time, after closing with an 0.8% increase yesterday due to hopes for a ceasefire in Ukraine. The automotive and vehicle components index fell over 1%, while European banks retreated by 0.7%.