
The Greek stock market is moving down today, following the caution of international markets in view of a crucial week, during which the US Federal Reserve will set the tone worldwide.
In particular, the general index recorded losses of 0.81% at 934.53 points.
Eye on the Fed
The market can not be differentiated at the moment when almost the entire investment world is waiting for the meeting of the Federal Reserve, tomorrow and the day after. Its decisions, or even the messages it will give about its intentions, will affect all markets worldwide, something we have seen in both 2013 and 2014.
After all, not a few analysts recommend attention to the turmoil that may continue in international markets, which was reflected in the fall of the domestic market on Friday, due to the deteriorating climate in international markets. However, the ATHEX remains on the upside in the medium term, provided it maintains the level of 925-930 points.
The image of the board
At the level of securities now, Jumbo is falling by 3.25% as it is currently trading without the right to the extraordinary cash distribution of 0.3850 euros gross. Over 1% are the losses in Aegean, Ellactor, National Bank, Alpha Bank, Motor Oil, Viohalko, Hellenic Petroleum, Eurobank, PPC and OTE.


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