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ATHEX: Stocks head lower on very thin trading
The inevitable drop in Greek stock prices following the notable gains registered in the last few sessions came on an exceptionally low trading volume on Thursday. Most indexes closed near their day's low and there is no sign of anything that might convince traders to turn their attention back to the local stock market any time soon.
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EIB lends support to windfarms in Greece
The European Investment Bank on Thursday announced the signing of a 24-million-euro financing agreement with Greece's Terna Energy Group to help fund the development, construction and operation of two windfarms on Mount Vermio in northern Greece.
Alpha Bank acted as co-lender, providing an equivalent amount of long-term debt next to a medium-term VAT facility.
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ATHEX: Moderate rise on low trading
The week at the Athens stock exchange got off to a quiet start with a few buyers and no sellers, while more than half of the trading volume concerned pre-arranged deals. Turnover this July bears more resemblance to that which would normally be expected in August, the traditional holiday month, so one can only wonder what levels it will sink to then.
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ATHEX: Stocks decline in very thin trade
The lowest daily turnover of the year at the Greek stock exchange confirmed more than just the beginning of the summer holiday in Athens on Monday; far from emerging from the crisis era, Athinon Avenue still appears to be a shallow market swayed by a few speculative moves. The benchmark at the day's low wiped out all of Friday's gains.
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GEK Terna to bid for Sofia, Bucharest airport projects
GEK Terna intends to vie for the projects of upgrading and operating the airports of Sofia and Bucharest, as the concessions are among the main future targets of the Greek group's management, Kathimerini understands.
ATHEX: Stock market session with a sting in tail
The Athens bourse spent almost the entire session on Wednesday showing benchmark and blue-chip gains, only for sellers to reverse the trend in the closing auctions, wiping out the advances. Nevertheless, growing stocks outnumbered decliners.
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ATHEX: Stock growth continues for a third day
Unfazed by the domestic turmoil over the controversial agreement between Athens and Skopje and the no-confidence motion against the government, investors sent local stocks higher for a third day on Thursday, with turnover matching Wednesday's.
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Construction companies adjust to project concessions market
The country's biggest construction groups are positioning themselves ahead of the restructuring of the profitable market of project concession, concerning major roadworks and infrastructure such as highways and bridges.
ATHEX: Market has its fingers crossed
The question of the International Monetary Fund's participation in the Greek program - right at its very end - remains open, and the local market is eagerly awaiting developments in this direction. As a result there was very little action on Thursday at the Athens Exchange (ATHEX).
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ATHEX: Folli Follie and Italy put end to rising streak
Fresh concerns over Italy weighed on most European stock markets on Wednesday, leading to losses of over 1 percent for the benchmark at Athinon Avenue, on particularly low turnover. The ongoing saga concerning Folli Follie is not helping the local market at all, and a prosecutor launched an investigation into the case on Wednesday.