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ATHEX: Mixed session at bourse as traders await developments
Stocks at the Greek bourse had a mixed day on Wednesday, with investors awaiting developments on the framework for the protection of defaulters' primary residences. Bank stocks weighed on the benchmark, although it still ended up in positive territory.
ATHEX: CCHBC drop takes its toll on benchmark
The 4.90 percent decline of Coca-Cola HBC, the Greek stock with the highest capitalization, weighed on both the benchmark and the blue chip index on Thursday, despite gains in banks. Trading volume is slowly improving.
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ATHEX: Late bank rally helps bourse to weekly rise
Bank stocks recovered from their decline on Friday morning to buoy the benchmark and the blue chip index higher by the end the session. Information on further action by banks to reduce their bad loans helped stocks offset losses triggered by Deputy Prime Minister Yiannis Dragasakis's statements, who said local lenders may need more capital injections in the future.
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ATHEX: Index ends day virtually unchanged
Stocks at Athinon Avenue rallied toward the end of the session on Wednesday for a third day in a row, offseting most of their losses. A slight majority of stocks ended up lower and banks continued to slide, while the benchmark closed virtually unchanged and mid-caps recorded small gains.
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ATHEX: Bank stocks slide 4.2 pct
The political turmoil in Greece and declines seen on other eurozone bourses weighed on the benchmark at the Greek stock market on Monday, although losses were reined in to less than 1 percent during the closing auctions. This was thanks to the help from non-bank blue chips that offset most of the impact from the banking sector drop.
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ATHEX: Local stocks break six-day losing streak
The Greek stock market managed to hang on to its morning gains and bring an end to its six-day losing streak yesterday, with the benchmark ending the session near its day high. However, low turnover and the general weakness in investor moves suggested that Wednesday's rise was merely technical rather than anything substantial.
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ATHEX: Stocks rattled by commotion over Brexit
Europe-wide concerns at the looming prospect of a British exit from the European Union without a prior agreement on terms have been affecting local stocks all week, and Friday was no exception, while the continuing sell-off of shares in the three banks that will exit the MSCI Standard index has taken the banks index down to a new 33-month low.
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ATHEX: A few blue chips keep index afloat
Banks and the majority of stocks ended the session on Thursday with losses, but the benchmark managed to close virtually unchanged thanks to support from a handful of blue chips.
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ATHEX: Stocks grow on low trading
Buyers enjoyed a second day of dominance at Athinon Avenue on Wednesday, bolstered by the upward swing of stock exchanges in Europe and the US, and the recovery of Greek bond prices. The low turnover points to a temporary northward trend, though.
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ATHEX: Blue chips see main index bottom out in the afternoon
A handful of blue chips carried the benchmark at the Greek bourse higher on Tuesday, a defensive move that boosted stock prices from lows that dragged the main index down to near 610 points.
The Athens Exchange (ATHEX) general index ended at 629.84 points, adding 1.78 percent to Monday's 618.84-point closing. The large-cap FTSE-25 index contracted 0.20 percent to 1,633.63 points.