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Greek Stocks Fluctuate Above 1500
Athens Exchange’s General Index attempts to build a safety net above the level of 1,500 moving upwards on Thursday despite its negative opening. Banks fluctuate between gains and losses while total turnover stands at EUR 44 mln.
Banks move within a margin of 38.5 units, while the performance of Hellenic Communications and Public Power Corp stands out across FTSE20 board.
“The rumors regarding Moody’s and its smoother view about Greece as well as short covering boosted the domestic market to higher levels with the banking sector being in the spotlight”, says Pegasus Securities in its morning report.
It expects a volatile session as profit making is a possible scenario. “Technically, 1.490 points consist the first support level”, Pegasus adds.
The dismissal of a German press report about restructuring the Greek debt by both the German and the Greek Finance Ministries brought optimism to the market, according to Kyprou Securities.
“Optimism should prevail on the ASE today but some profit taking from the recent sessions’ rise is on the cards for today”, Kyprou adds. “Mid-term volatility is very possible for the ASE.”
Across the board, the General Index is at 1509.62 points, posting marginal gains of 0.15%. So far, the turnover stands at EUR44mn, while a total amount of 65 shares rise, 37 decline and 44 remain unchanged.
Banks fluctuate between profits and losses, currently at 1306.76%, down 0.09%. Bank of Cyprus rises by 0.7%, while Piraeus Bank and Alpha Bank decline by 1.27% and 0.77 respectively.
(capital.gr)
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Chi ha in portafoglio l'ETF Az. Greece può aver constatato un ritorno su livelli più "consoni"...
Athens Exchange’s General Index attempts to build a safety net above the level of 1,500 moving upwards on Thursday despite its negative opening. Banks fluctuate between gains and losses while total turnover stands at EUR 44 mln.
Banks move within a margin of 38.5 units, while the performance of Hellenic Communications and Public Power Corp stands out across FTSE20 board.
“The rumors regarding Moody’s and its smoother view about Greece as well as short covering boosted the domestic market to higher levels with the banking sector being in the spotlight”, says Pegasus Securities in its morning report.
It expects a volatile session as profit making is a possible scenario. “Technically, 1.490 points consist the first support level”, Pegasus adds.
The dismissal of a German press report about restructuring the Greek debt by both the German and the Greek Finance Ministries brought optimism to the market, according to Kyprou Securities.
“Optimism should prevail on the ASE today but some profit taking from the recent sessions’ rise is on the cards for today”, Kyprou adds. “Mid-term volatility is very possible for the ASE.”
Across the board, the General Index is at 1509.62 points, posting marginal gains of 0.15%. So far, the turnover stands at EUR44mn, while a total amount of 65 shares rise, 37 decline and 44 remain unchanged.
Banks fluctuate between profits and losses, currently at 1306.76%, down 0.09%. Bank of Cyprus rises by 0.7%, while Piraeus Bank and Alpha Bank decline by 1.27% and 0.77 respectively.
(capital.gr)
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Chi ha in portafoglio l'ETF Az. Greece può aver constatato un ritorno su livelli più "consoni"...
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