The market is at a 14-year high
Share prices closed with gains in the last session of the week, amid positive sentiment in European markets, with the market closing at new 14-year highs.
Banking shares were at the center of investment interest, while the rise in share prices was accompanied by an increase in turnover.
Its General Price Index Stock Exchange closed at 1,524.67 points, up 1.18%.
It is the highest close since the April 13, 2011 session (1,531.04 points).
On a weekly basis it recorded a rise of 1.39%, while since the beginning of 2025 it has recorded gains of 3.74%.
The value of transactions amounted to 187.418 million. euros, while 43,448,339 shares were traded.
The large-cap index rose 1.49%, while the mid-cap index fell 0.16%.
Of the high capitalization shares, the biggest increase was recorded by the shares of Eurobank (+4.53%), Motor Oil (+3.24%), Alpha Bank (+2.77%), Ellaktor (+2 .75%), Piraeus (+2.47%), Ethniki (+2.08%) and Optima (+2.04%).
On the contrary, the largest decline was recorded by the shares of PPA (-2.24%) and Jumbo (-1.03%).
The largest volume of transactions was presented by Eurobank and Alpha Bank, trading 13,806,056 and 9,547,068 shares, respectively, APE BEE reported.
The highest transaction value was recorded by Eurobank with 28.58 million. euros and Piraeus with 22.53 million. euro.
57 stocks moved up, 40 down and 27 remained stable.
The biggest increase was recorded by the shares: Chaidemenos (+6.36%) and Dromeas (+4.75%).
The biggest drop was recorded by the shares: Pairis (-6.67%) and Xylemporia (p) (-5.39%).
