By 8.5 billion euros decreased capitalization
Global ‘Risk Off’ image prevails in international markets as a world trade war broke out with the highest duties of the last 100 years as the Financial Times notes.
UBS estimates that duties are greater than expected, not priced from markets, and can send the shares to Bear Market and Psychology to Tartars, although valuations, expectations and flows are increased.
The shares are receding as the new round of offensive duties imposed by the US has escalated the world trade war and triggered fears of economic slowdown and inflation.
The “sale” intensified 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, he said in the RES.
At the same time, the S&P Global credit rating house announced that it was reviewing all its macroeconomic forecasts after the sweeping duties imposed by Donald Trump in a move that may fuel concerns about a new wave of degradations.
Greek stock market The market failed to resist international sell off and succumbed to international pressures by recording weekly losses of 7.96%, while total market capitalization decreased by 8.573 billion. EUR per week ending, of which € 7.1 billion were lost in the last two meetings.
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.
