With 118 titles in positive territory, the message given today by the Greek stock market is only positive, especially if one takes into account the + 3% of the general index with the almost 65 million turnover after less than four hours of trading.
In particular, the general index climbs again to 916.00 points, with gains of 3.12%, having in fact all its sub-sectors on positive ground.
Will the February usher in the “green?
Of course, February may have left a very positive picture for the course of the ATHEX, but the closing should be above 934 points for its final sign to be “green”. And the distance is almost 20 points from the current ones, while the month closes at Monday’s meeting.
Of course, the first wager of the recovery of 910 points has been achieved, but the big bet is the return to 945 points, if and when the situation in Eastern Europe normalizes. According to analysts, the next 24 hours are crucial at the geopolitical level, because it will be seen if the move of the Russian President is extended or a diplomatic solution is reached.
In terms of securities now, Aegean with + 7% stands out, as well as Lambda, Hellenic Petroleum, National Bank, Biochalco, Eurobank, ELHA and Piraeus to follow with an increase of more than 4%. PPC, Alpha Bank, Motor Oil, Mytilineos, IPTO, Terna Energy and Coca Cola are also moving with significant profits.
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