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ATHEX: Moderate profit-taking at bourse
The moderate cashing-in of profits that followed last week's notable rise saw the main index of the Greek stock market come off its 13-year highs of last Friday and settle for contained losses upon closing on Monday. Banks reined in the decline, as did some non-banking blue chips, while turnover returned to its usual level after last week's jump.
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Athens-Trikala journey in 3 hours
Mitsotakis at the ceremony of the Terna project
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ATHEX: Convincing rebound at stock market
This time the bulk of stocks at Athinon Avenue produced a strong reaction on Thursday to the decline of previous days, unlike the weak rebound of Wednesday. The main index reversed a significant portion of its recent losses, even if banks did fail to impress with their recovery on the day.
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Lamda agreement with Brook Lane on Elliniko tower
Lamda Development announced on Tuesday the signing of the definitive agreement with the Brook Lane investment firm for the establishment of the Ellinikon Park Tower company, which will be the vehicle for the development of another tower at Elliniko.
It is a mixed-use property with an estimated investment above 500 million euros.
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Countdown for beleaguered mining company
Another costly chapter in the lengthy and tumultuous history of state mining company Larco has been added by the liquidation project to find an investor.
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ATHEX: Late rally takes index over 1,400 pts
A late rally at Athinon Avenue gave the benchmark of the Greek bourse fresh momentum on Thursday, allowing it to easily surpass the 1,400-point barrier and close the day on a high. Non-bank blue chips outperformed, boosting a market that continues to have very high daily turnover levels since the placement of Piraeus Bank shares last week.
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ATHEX: Seventh week of gains on local bourse
The seventh consecutive week of gains for the benchmark of the Greek stock market closed on Friday with a mixed session that saw rising stocks edge out losers by the narrowest of margins. The corporate results published in the current period also played a part, sending each stock concerned in different directions.
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ATHEX: Dead heat for stocks in bourse
Stocks were evenly split between winners and losers at Wednesday's session in the Greek bourse, though the benchmark recovered half of the ground it had lost on Tuesday, all in the context of the completion of Piraeus Bank's share placement. This has absorbed a significant portion of the market's liquidity, not only this week but also in the previous couple of weeks.
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ATHEX: Benchmark remains over the 1,400-point mark
Stocks at the Greek stock market continued their mild decline on Wednesday for a second session in a row, with a number of blue chips posting a decline and only a few resisting the pressure that could have brought the benchmark below the 1,400-point mark. The week continues in a quiet mode ahead of next week's expected placement of the state's 27% holding in Piraeus Bank.
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Anti-soil erosion works 70% complete, says gov’t
Anti-soil erosion works are in full progress in areas affected by last summer's forest fires, including West Attica, Parnitha, Evros and the Dodecanese island of Rhodes, the Ministry of the Environment and Energy announced on Monday.
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