Markets are receding after Israel’s missile attack on Iran, with investors turning to secure investment shelters such as gold, while oil prices are raising. European markets record significant losses, and Greek stock exchange It is influenced by the international negative climate.
The General Index on the Athens Stock Exchange stands at 1,828.13 points, down 1.45%. The value of transactions is EUR 32.51 million. The high capitalization index fell 1.42%, while the middle capitalization index fell 1.14%.
Of the high capitalization shares, only the PPA share (+0.31%) rose.
On the contrary, the biggest declines were the shares of Aegean Airlines (-2.81%), Greece (-2.76%), OPAP (-2.62%), Ethniki (-2.22%) and Piraeus (-2.19%).
6 shares move up, 85 declines and 5 remain constant.
The biggest gain was recorded by Vogiatzoglou Systems (+2.51%) and Nafpaktos (+1.80%) spinning, while Lanakam (K) (-9.09%) and Alpha Public Property (-4.76%) decline.
European stock markets
European shares have fallen on a significant decline today at the start of transactions as the Israeli attack on Iran hit the risk of risk and turned investors in the so -called “safe shelters”.
The Pan -European Stoxx 600 index declined 0.82% to 545.33 points, with all areas except oil and gas on negative territory.
The FTSE 100 on the London Stock Exchange is down 0.56%, the German DAX index by 1.14%. The French CAC 40 loses 0.93%, the FTSE MIB in Milan 1.37%and the Spanish IBEX 35 1.49%.
The new tensions have been reserved for international financial markets, which were already confronted with the impact of US President Donald Trump’s tariff policy.
The escalation of tension in the rich in oil reserves Middle East has led to jumping the price of crude, which is increased by 7% and exerted pressure on airline shares.
In contrast, energy shares recorded jumping, with Shell and BP rising by 1.9%. The shares of defense equipment companies were also enhanced, with the French Dassault Aviation recording a rise of 1.3% and Italian Leonardo profits of 2.3%.