Turnover reached 191.63m euros
Little retreat was today the general indicator of Stock market Athens closing at 1,698.19 points with a drop of -0.67%, having a range of 32.58 points during the meeting. With a high of 1,723.57 points and low at 1,690.99 points
Despite the extreme volatility of being the characteristic of April, and despite the new pressures today brought about by the shrinking of the American economy, the Athens Avenue dashboard completed its sixth successive positive month.
The turnover on the Athens Stock Exchange was increasing today, as it stood at € 191.63 million, of which 13.9 million in 16 packages with the volume of transactions amounting to 38.59 million.
The banking index at today’s meeting closed with a loss of 1.96% and stood at 1,563.96 points, the FTSE of high capitalization fell to 4,198.94 points with -0.92% as well as the mid -range FTSEm that fell to 2,555.88 with -0.94%.
It is noted that throughout the month the General Index was positive even with the marginal +0.77% in today’s session of the total shares 35 were upward, 83 downstream and 34 unchanged
Coca Cola stood out in today’s session with her share, which recorded a new historic high of 45.18 euros with +2.21% after the announcement of its revenue increase by 10.6% in the first quarter. Sarantis moved positively with +1.81% and Optima with +1.27%.
In the banking index with a turnover of 99m euros, the 4 systemic were all targeted by sellers when the investment disposal has generally changed. National Bank’s share fell -2.19%, Piraeus -2.25%, Alpha -2.3%and Eurobank -1.66%.
Metlen’s stock declined -2.12% as well as PPC with -2.59%. Biochalko still had losses of more than 2% at -2.85% and Motor Oil (at -2.02%. The Aegean meeting closed at +0.68%, ELPE at +0.59% and Jumbo at +0.58%.
In mid -caps PPA was up +1.28%. The titles of Trade Estates with +0.62% and Quest with +0.12% were positive. ADMIE had its biggest losses with -2.7% Avax at -2.16%.
In the entire dashboard 42 shares were upward, 86 declining, and the rest remained unchanged.
