A short trading week of just three days has started at the Greek stock market with a moderate decline.
A short trading week of just three days has started at the Greek stock market with a moderate decline.
After a tight session at Athinon Avenue, the main index of the Greek stock market closed on Friday with small losses.
The prospect of interest rate cuts in the US and Europe sent the Greek bourse benchmark higher on Thursday.
The Greek stock market rebounded on Wednesday, driven mainly by Piraeus Bank and other lenders.
Moody’s decision against upgrading the Greek rating poured cold water on expectation at the bourse in previous days.
The March triple witching sent the bourse’s turnover soaring to over 350 million euros on Friday.
A late rally at Athinon Avenue gave the benchmark of the Greek bourse fresh momentum on Thursday.
The benchmark of the Greek stock market on Wednesday recovered some more of the ground it had lost on Monday.
Investors reacted to Monday’s major drop on the Greek stock market.
A day of major losses at the Greek stock market on Monday, which brought the benchmark below the 1,400-point mark.
The placements of Greek listed companies have proven a goldmine for investors, who enjoy profits of over 30% in a very short period of time.
The seventh consecutive week of gains for the benchmark of the Greek stock market closed on Friday with a mixed session.
Stocks were evenly split between winners and losers at Wednesday’s bourse session.
Tuesday offered traders at Athinon Avenue an extensive menu for all appetites.
The placement of the state’s stake in Piraeus Bank deservedly monopolized interest at Athinon Avenue on Monday.
In anticipation of the Piraeus Bank placement next week, the Greek stock market had a rather quiet day on Friday.