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Stock Market Stabilizes On Low Turnover
Athens Stock Market stabilizes on Friday, on a low-turnover session, after losing 8.4% during a six-day losing streak. The General Index moves in a tight 20-point range today, while the banking Index turns negative, despite a 1.7% rise at the beginning of the session.
“We anticipate an attempt for reaction in our domestic market, as stocks have reached price levels that may trigger a technical support” ATE Securities said in its morning report.
Eurobank Securities sais that “sentiment is likely to remain cautious today and therefore we expect the market will continue to be jittery, while some focus will also be on the advance retail sales data from the US at 13:30 BST”.
“ATHEX will most probably accumulate at current price levels with the risk lying to the downside. Volumes are seen thin, while any interest should be directed towards banks” Marfin Analysis comments.
Across the board, the General Index gains 0.04% at 1,629.01.
In the FTSE20 Index, Marfin Popular Bank and Viohalco both gain more than 2.2%, followed by Titan (+1.40%) and Bank of Cyrpus (+1.1%).
In negative territory, Hellenic Postbank loses 2.25%, after rising 12.98% in two days, followed by Bank of Piraeus (-1.50% at 4.61EUR). National Bank of Greece also move lower, losing 0.87% at 10.31EUR.
Total turnover stands at 19.7 mln. Euro.
(Capital.gr)
Athens Stock Market stabilizes on Friday, on a low-turnover session, after losing 8.4% during a six-day losing streak. The General Index moves in a tight 20-point range today, while the banking Index turns negative, despite a 1.7% rise at the beginning of the session.
“We anticipate an attempt for reaction in our domestic market, as stocks have reached price levels that may trigger a technical support” ATE Securities said in its morning report.
Eurobank Securities sais that “sentiment is likely to remain cautious today and therefore we expect the market will continue to be jittery, while some focus will also be on the advance retail sales data from the US at 13:30 BST”.
“ATHEX will most probably accumulate at current price levels with the risk lying to the downside. Volumes are seen thin, while any interest should be directed towards banks” Marfin Analysis comments.
Across the board, the General Index gains 0.04% at 1,629.01.
In the FTSE20 Index, Marfin Popular Bank and Viohalco both gain more than 2.2%, followed by Titan (+1.40%) and Bank of Cyrpus (+1.1%).
In negative territory, Hellenic Postbank loses 2.25%, after rising 12.98% in two days, followed by Bank of Piraeus (-1.50% at 4.61EUR). National Bank of Greece also move lower, losing 0.87% at 10.31EUR.
Total turnover stands at 19.7 mln. Euro.
(Capital.gr)
tommy271
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EUROZONA: GRECIA SOTTO TIRO. SPREAD CON BUND SALE A 800 PUNTI
(ASCA) - Roma, 13 ago - Grecia sotto tiro. Lo spread di rendimento tra i titoli decennali di Atene (i piu' rischiosi dell'Eurozona) e quelli tedeschi (i piu' sicuri) e' salito a 800 punti base, non accadeva dallo scorso 7 maggio, tempi in cui andava in onda la crisi del debito sovrano di alcuni paesi dell'Eurozona (Grecia, Irlanda, Portogallo e Spagna).
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Veramente è già da qualche giorno sopra gli 800 pb. ...
Una mezz'oretta fa segnavano 814 pb.
Questa mattina i CDS segnavano 805 punti.
(ASCA) - Roma, 13 ago - Grecia sotto tiro. Lo spread di rendimento tra i titoli decennali di Atene (i piu' rischiosi dell'Eurozona) e quelli tedeschi (i piu' sicuri) e' salito a 800 punti base, non accadeva dallo scorso 7 maggio, tempi in cui andava in onda la crisi del debito sovrano di alcuni paesi dell'Eurozona (Grecia, Irlanda, Portogallo e Spagna).
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Veramente è già da qualche giorno sopra gli 800 pb. ...
Una mezz'oretta fa segnavano 814 pb.
Questa mattina i CDS segnavano 805 punti.
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Grazie anche da parte mia ! 
Vi ringrazio tutti e due
Per il momento vado avanti ... poi vedremo.
tommy271
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tommy271
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Borsa Atene: Ase -0,1% con volume scambi ridotti
MILANO (MF-DJ)--L'indice Ase di Atene termina gli scambi in calo dello 0,1% a quota 1.625,9 punti, con un volume di scambi ridotto pari a 68,3 mln euro. "Prevedo una diminuzione la prossima settimana a causa della mancanza di notizie significative e al picco della stagione estiva", commenta un trader. Eurobank cede l'1,4%, National lo 0,8%, Piraeus lo 0,8%, Alpha lo 0,7% e Coca Cola Hellenic lo 0,6%.
In controtendenza Opap a +1,7%, Titan a +1,4% e Ppc a +0,6%.
MILANO (MF-DJ)--L'indice Ase di Atene termina gli scambi in calo dello 0,1% a quota 1.625,9 punti, con un volume di scambi ridotto pari a 68,3 mln euro. "Prevedo una diminuzione la prossima settimana a causa della mancanza di notizie significative e al picco della stagione estiva", commenta un trader. Eurobank cede l'1,4%, National lo 0,8%, Piraeus lo 0,8%, Alpha lo 0,7% e Coca Cola Hellenic lo 0,6%.
In controtendenza Opap a +1,7%, Titan a +1,4% e Ppc a +0,6%.
tommy271
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7-day Losing Streak For Greek Stocks
Athens Stock Market ended with small losses on Friday, extending however its six-day losing streak.
The General Index moved 0.14% lower, at 1,625.99, while the banking Index fell 0.5% despite a 1.7% rise at the beginning of the session.
“Stocks have reached price levels that may trigger a technical support” ATE Securities said in its morning report.
Eurobank Securities said that “sentiment is likely to remain cautious and therefore we expect the market will continue to be jittery”.
“Volumes are seen thin, while any interest is being directed towards banks” Marfin Analysis comments.
Across the board, the General Index fell 0.14% at 1,625.99.
In the FTSE20 Index, Marfin Popular Bank and OPAP posted the highest gains rising 1.82% and 1.75% respectively followed by Motor Oil (+1.56%), Titan (+1.40%), Viohalco (+1.01%), Bank of Cyprus (+0.76%), PPC (+0.61%) and Hellenic Petroleum (+0.49%).
Ellaktor shares remained unchanged at 3.40 EUR, as did Hellenic Telecoms (at 5.90 EUR).
In negative territory MIG shares shed 2.68% followed by ATEBank (-2.59%), Jumbo (-1.91%), Eurobank (-1.47%) and National Bank of Greece (-0.87% at 10.31 EUR). Bank Piraeus, Alpha Bank, Coca-Cola Hellenic, Hellenic Postbank and Mytilineos shares ended lower as well.
Total turnover stood at 68.4 million euro.
(Capital.gr)
Athens Stock Market ended with small losses on Friday, extending however its six-day losing streak.
The General Index moved 0.14% lower, at 1,625.99, while the banking Index fell 0.5% despite a 1.7% rise at the beginning of the session.
“Stocks have reached price levels that may trigger a technical support” ATE Securities said in its morning report.
Eurobank Securities said that “sentiment is likely to remain cautious and therefore we expect the market will continue to be jittery”.
“Volumes are seen thin, while any interest is being directed towards banks” Marfin Analysis comments.
Across the board, the General Index fell 0.14% at 1,625.99.
In the FTSE20 Index, Marfin Popular Bank and OPAP posted the highest gains rising 1.82% and 1.75% respectively followed by Motor Oil (+1.56%), Titan (+1.40%), Viohalco (+1.01%), Bank of Cyprus (+0.76%), PPC (+0.61%) and Hellenic Petroleum (+0.49%).
Ellaktor shares remained unchanged at 3.40 EUR, as did Hellenic Telecoms (at 5.90 EUR).
In negative territory MIG shares shed 2.68% followed by ATEBank (-2.59%), Jumbo (-1.91%), Eurobank (-1.47%) and National Bank of Greece (-0.87% at 10.31 EUR). Bank Piraeus, Alpha Bank, Coca-Cola Hellenic, Hellenic Postbank and Mytilineos shares ended lower as well.
Total turnover stood at 68.4 million euro.
(Capital.gr)
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Greek, Irish Debt Worries Return
By MICHAEL WILSON And NICK SKREKAS
Greece and Ireland bore the brunt of investors' sovereign-debt concerns again Friday, as bond yields and the cost of insuring government debt against default rose in both countries.
The new caution rose from news this week of diverging economic trends in the euro zone, Greece's deepening recession and perceived solvency problems at Irish banks.
"Just like during the Greek debt crisis, investors again seem to focus at the [heterogeneousness] of euro-zone member states, not only in terms of growth differentials," said Manuel Oliveri, a market analyst at UBS in Zurich.
The annual cost of insuring $10 million of Greek government debt for five years rose to $810,000, up $10,000, according to data provider CMA. Brokers say that this price implies a 40% probability of default over the next five years.
While still well below the record of above $1 million hit at the end of June,a senior trader at an Athens bank called "concerning."
The levels of other non-core European countries also edged wider. CMA cited the cost of insuring Irish debt at $283,000, up $4,000 from Thursday, while the cost of Spanish debt insurance rose $1,000 to $221,000.
Investors are worried that Irish banks may require so much additional help that it will open new holes in the Irish government budget. Time pressure is posed by the expiration next month of the government's guarantee on bank liabilities.
This was reflected in the premium that the Irish government must pay for borrowing over equivalent German government bonds, which are the European benchmark. That rose to 2.99 percentage points on Friday, from 2.95 percentage points at Thursday's close, and up from 2.40 percentage points a week ago.
The yield premium on Greek 10-year government bonds rose to 8.23 percentage points over German debt from 8.09 percentage points on Thursday and 7.80 percentage points a week ago.
Spanish, Portuguese and Italian yield premiums also increased over Germany.
(The Wall Street Journal)
By MICHAEL WILSON And NICK SKREKAS
Greece and Ireland bore the brunt of investors' sovereign-debt concerns again Friday, as bond yields and the cost of insuring government debt against default rose in both countries.
The new caution rose from news this week of diverging economic trends in the euro zone, Greece's deepening recession and perceived solvency problems at Irish banks.
"Just like during the Greek debt crisis, investors again seem to focus at the [heterogeneousness] of euro-zone member states, not only in terms of growth differentials," said Manuel Oliveri, a market analyst at UBS in Zurich.
The annual cost of insuring $10 million of Greek government debt for five years rose to $810,000, up $10,000, according to data provider CMA. Brokers say that this price implies a 40% probability of default over the next five years.
While still well below the record of above $1 million hit at the end of June,a senior trader at an Athens bank called "concerning."
The levels of other non-core European countries also edged wider. CMA cited the cost of insuring Irish debt at $283,000, up $4,000 from Thursday, while the cost of Spanish debt insurance rose $1,000 to $221,000.
Investors are worried that Irish banks may require so much additional help that it will open new holes in the Irish government budget. Time pressure is posed by the expiration next month of the government's guarantee on bank liabilities.
This was reflected in the premium that the Irish government must pay for borrowing over equivalent German government bonds, which are the European benchmark. That rose to 2.99 percentage points on Friday, from 2.95 percentage points at Thursday's close, and up from 2.40 percentage points a week ago.
The yield premium on Greek 10-year government bonds rose to 8.23 percentage points over German debt from 8.09 percentage points on Thursday and 7.80 percentage points a week ago.
Spanish, Portuguese and Italian yield premiums also increased over Germany.
(The Wall Street Journal)
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