In a row of strong pressures, the prices of the shares In today’s meeting Athens Shipownerwith the market receding below 1,600 units, amid a particularly negative climate in international markets.
The “sale” in European shares and US markets at the opening of today’s meeting is intensifying after China’s response to Trump’s duties with the imposition of additional duties of 34% on US products. The new escalation of the trade war ends any hopes for a tension, with the risk of the biggest economies being recessed, which has severely hit and the shares negotiated on the Athens Stock Exchange.
The General Price Index closed at 1,597.55 points, dropping 4.83%.
Intra-conference recorded lower price at 1,578.52 points (-5.97%).
On a weekly basis, the basic stock market index recorded losses of 7.96%, while profits from the year were limited to 8.70%.
The total market capitalization today declined by € 5.3 billion and a total of EUR 7.1 billion in the last two meetings, following the announcement of duties by President Trump.
Bank shares were at the center of liquidity, whose index fell 7.15%.
The value of the transactions raised to EUR 415,827 million, with 92,274,992 shares.
The high capitalization index fell 5.15%, while the middle capitalization index fell 4.08%.
All the shares of high capitalization ended with losses and the biggest decline was the shares of Optima (-8.60%), Eurobank (-7.77%), Piraeus (-7.41%), Alpha Bank (-6.99%) and National (-6.43%).
The largest volume of trading was presented by Alpha Bank and Eurobank with 26,936,550 and 18,376,444 shares, respectively.
Piraeus scored the highest value of trading with € 76.08 million and National with EUR 61.05 million.
Only 4 shares were upward, 117 and 5 remained stable, indicative of the climate that prevailed today.
The shares rose the most: Beitros (+5.74%) and Minerva (+1.68%).
The biggest decline was recorded by Intertec (-17.59%) and Pairis (-11.21%).
High capitalization index shares were closed as follows:
Actor: 4,7100 -6.18%
OPTIMA:14,0200 -8,60%
TITAN: 39.5000 -4.47%
ALPHA BANK: 2,0350 -6,99%
AEGEAN AIRLINES: 10,9600 -3,44%
VIOHALCO: 5,3700 -5,62%
GEK TERNA: 18,3000 -5.48%
AIA: 8,9300 -2.19%
PPC: 13,3200 -2.06%
COCA COLA HBC:42,0000 -2,64%
ELLAKTOR: 1,3620 -6.07%
ELPE: 7,3400 -3.61%
ELVALHALCOR: 1,9500 -5,57%
NATIONAL: 8,6800 -6.43%
EYDAP: 5,7200 -1,89%
Eurobank: 2.2800 -7.77%
LAMDA DEVELOPMENT: 6,3000 -4,69%
MOTOR OIL: 20,0000 -6,37%
JUMBO: 24,0000 -3,07%
Metlen: 39,1000 -3.46%
PPA: 36.5000 -4.33%
OPAP: 17,3800 -5.03%
OTE: 15,3000 -3.83%
PIRAEUS: 4,6200 -7.41%
SARANTIS: 12,4000 -5.49%
Devastating week for Greek shares
The General Price Index closed a week at 1,597.55 points, compared to 1,735.68 of the previous week, with a weekly drop of 7.96%, while 8.70%earn a profit. The FTSE/ASE 25 high capitalization index closed a week with a drop of 8.68% and has made 9.89% since early 2025. The FTSE Mid mid -capitalization index closed with a weekly 6.04%decline, and from the beginning of the year it rose 6.19%. The bank index closed a week with a sharp drop in 12.32%, while in early 2025 it has made a profit of 13.52%. The total value of transactions at this week’s meetings amounted to EUR 1,190,832 million, while the average daily transaction value stood at EUR 238,116 billion, from € 255,468 million last week. Total market capitalization in the week decreased by € 8.573 billion and stood at € 111,970 billion, and since the beginning of the year it increased by € 8.825 billion.