Share prices are moving at the start of today’s (11.7.2025) meeting of the Athens Stock Exchange, amid a retreat and European markets in the wake of President Trump’s threats to high duties on major US trade partners.
The market has completed eight consecutive upward sessions during which the basic stock index records a total of 5.39%. The General Price Index is currently stood at 1,957.60 points, down 0.57%. The value of the transactions amounts to EUR 18.23 million.
The high capitalization index declines at 0.59%, while the middle capitalization index falls marginally at 0.02%.
Of the high capitalization shares, the shares of Jumbo (+1.16%), ELPE (+0.85%) and AKTOR (+0.53%) recorded the highest rise. On the other hand, the shares of Alpha Bank (-1.63%), Cyprus (-1.50%) and National (-1.24%) were the biggest decline.
36 shares move up, 47 down and 17 remain constant.
The biggest gain was recorded by the shares: Nafpaktos (+2.24%) and Minerva (+2.00%), while the shares drop the most: Haidmeni (-18.92%) and Attic editions (-9.71%).
European stock markets
European shares have fallen today at the start of transactions, with investors focusing their interest in trade war and duties.
The Pan -European Stoxx 600 index declines 0.98% to 547.56 points, but is heading for profits on a weekly basis. The FTSE 100 on the London Stock Exchange loses 0.59%, the German DAX 1.07%and the French CAC 40 1%. The FTSE MIB is also down to Milan and loses 1.53% and the Spanish IBEX 35 0.99%.
US President Donald Trump said yesterday (10.7.2025) that the European Union can receive a letter to today, Friday, creating doubts about the progress in trade talks between Washington and Brussels. It also announced 35% duties on all imports from Canada from August 1st.