The sellers dominate the Stock Exchange again

The Athens Stock Exchange is moving down today, which is unable to escape the zone of 820 points in which it has been since Monday’s fall, thus remaining at levels that maintain the falling scenario.

In particular, the General Index records losses of 0.67% at 818.36 points, while the turnover is at 5 million euros and the volume at 1.7 million units. The FTSE 25 is down 0.50% at 1,974.30 points, while the banking index is down 0.75% at 514.01 points.

As everything shows, the ATHEX will complete the first half of the year at much lower levels than the highs in which it was found in February and in any case lower than those in which a promising 2022 began. who found themselves in the spotlight of sellers, as many expectations for their performance were dashed.

Of course, there is also the optimistic reading of the semester, during which the ATHEX closed with fewer losses compared to the large European markets, whose decline is already in double digits. The main counter-argument to this, of course, is that the starting point for the fall of the European markets is the multi-year highs, in contrast to the Greek one, which was on average for six years.

However, the climate in the international markets in recent days is also negative, despite the efforts to improve their image last week. Gradually, the forerunners of the economy will show that both high inflation and the tightening of monetary policy will create a negative mix in the activity. A mix that affects many portfolios in their choices lately.

On the dashboard

On the board now, Piraeus, Hellenic Petroleum, Alpha Bank, Terna Energy, OPAP and Eurobank are losing more than 1%, while Coca Cola, Biochalko, Lambda, Quest, IPTO, Mytilineos, Eterna and EKA are moving slightly down. .

Aegean, PPA, Ellactor, Motor Oil and Jumbo are moving marginally lower, with Titan and ELHA having no change. On the other hand, Motor Oil, OTE, Sarantis and PPC are moving slightly upwards.