of Manos Hachladakis
Meeting of a general rise with many protagonists was the current one in the Athens market, which expanded its high year (and consequently in the last 17 years).
In particular, the General Index was permanently moved with a positive sign and completed in 2,505.37 units with profits 0,97%, although losing at the end part of its dynamic (high day at 2,517.6 mon.).
Banking index rose 0,78% THE 2.824.4 units, the high capitalisation FTSE was strengthened against 1,09% THE 6.357.3 mon., while the mid-term FTSEM was negatively differentiated with -0,31% THE 3,180,2 m.
The turnover was maintained at increased levels reaching the EUR 303,17 million (Last night 336.63 million) with 68.93 million in 38 packages (6 in OTE for 28.4 million, 4 in PPC for 14.8 million, 12 in GEK TERNA for 14.5 million, Alpha for 4.7 million, 2 in Piraeus for 2.1 million) while the volume of transactions amounted to 34.82 million pieces.
More generally, the market showed today to confirm the willingness to move dynamically and in the second half, making a purely purchasing meeting with most of the dashboard being green from opening and staying that way until the end.
In this climate a multitude of protagonists emerged in the meeting, and continued for a second day to be significantly increased and activity in newlywed transactions.
Another point of attention was the recovery of Biocos after a seven-day coordinated correction of the group, which, if it has continued, will supply additional "missile" to the market, which also received today new trust vote by Goldman SachsThe U.S. bank stated "taurus" about the Greek stock exchange in the second half and sees the DG at 2,600 units
From then on, unlike yesterday, today's rise came in line with the general trend in European dashboards, where indicators move steadily up from opening and make profits that now exceed 2%.
Similarly, in Wall Street transactions have started with upward moods as the US market shows leaving behind the technological "arrhythmias" after slow down job creation reduces the need to raise interest rates while the continued fall in oil prices reassures inflationary concerns.
Moves on the dashboard
At the top of high capitalization, EYDAP (1.1 million) was found with a 4.05% rally at 11.3 euros, with a second strong rise of 2.8% to 41.08.
Coca Cola (1.4 million) also gave a strong boost to the market with +2.07% at 59.10.
Despite the small drop in value on the dashboard, by 0.48% at 18.69, OTE starred making the biggest turnover of the day with 38.6 million due to the package barrage. In particular, a total of 1.5 million pieces of the Agency (for 28.4 million) were transferred to 6 packages at prices ranging from 18.75 euros to 18.87.
GEK TERNA also continued to see inputs, closing with profits 1.41% out of 46 euros having made trades of a mixed value of 33.1 million euros (the 14.5 million in 13 packages).
Similarly, PPC moved at 23.32 with + 1.66% on turnover 31.1 million (the 18.8 million in 4 packages).
In the banks, Alpha (24.7 million) was strengthened by 1.59% to 4.02 euros, while Eurobank (20.9 million) took a dive in the auctions by erasing all its profits, to close at 4.23 to 0.05%.
With a positive sign but away from their high day they were both closed down systemic, both losing a significant part of their profits in auctions. The EIB (17.9 million) at 15.49 with + 0.78% and Piraeus at 25.2 million at 9.30 to + 0.65%.
The best return on the DTP was Cyprus (4.9 million) with +2.03%, while Optima (2.1 million) was strengthened by 1.56% and Credia (1.8 million) declined by 0.84%.
As mentioned above, the characteristics of the day were the recovery of Biocos (3.9 million) to 19.06 euros with +1.71%, although both subsidiaries lost their momentum in the end. ELCHA (1.6 million) was unchanged at 4.95 although it had been found by 5.11 (+ 3.23%) and Cenergy (11 million) at 22,26 with -0.18% away from the 22,98 (+3.05%) she had seen.
Metlen (9.5 million) was strengthened by 1.44% to 42.18 euros, while Marshall Wace even marginally reduced its short position to 0.69% (from 0.71%), Helleniq Energy (4.3 million) by 1.48% to 10.94 and Jumbo (12 million) by 1.41% to 23.
On its "debut" at Athens Avenue, Attica Branches remained close to the levels of the import price of 3,20 euros, closing at 3.195 with a turnover of 3.1 million euros.
In mid caps the activity was more limited, but ABax (1.6 million) performed a 4.93% rally at 3.72 euros with Alter Ego (567 km) at 6,03 to +3.61%.
Αντίθετα, ο ΑΔΜΗΕ (3,9 εκατ.) συνέχισε να διολισθαίνει για τέταρτη ημέρα με -1,54% στα 4,49 και ο Σαράντης (1,4 εκατ.) υποχώρησε στα 14,76 με -1,47%.
Από εκεί και πέρα, η Profile πραγματοποίησε ράλι 7,05% στα 8,65 ευρώ με τζίρο 2,5 εκατ., μετά την απόφαση για την επιστροφή κεφαλαίου 0,24 ευρώ/μετοχή.
Κέρδη 4,3% στα 2,66 ευρώ σημείωσε και η Unibios (55 χιλ.), με την Space (32 χιλ.) στα 7,22 με +4,03%.
Στο σύνολο του ταμπλό, 89 τίτλοι ολοκλήρωσαν με άνοδο και 51 με πτώση (69 αμετάβλητοι).
Οι κινήσεις διεθνώς
Το πετρέλαιο υποχωρεί περαιτέρω, οδεύοντας προς την τέταρτη πτωτική του εβδομάδα.
Το Brent στα 70,6 δολάρια το βαρέλι με -1,3% και το αμερικανικό WTI στα 67,6 δολ. με -1,5%.
Το ευρωπαϊκό φυσικό αέριο ωστόσο διαπραγματεύεται στα 43,8 ευρώ με +2,4%.
Στις μετοχές, οι επενδυτές στην Wall Street δείχνουν ανανεωμένη διάθεση τοποθετήσεων μετά την επιβράδυνση της δημιουργίας θέσεων εργασίας.
Ο Dow Jones στο +0,65%, ο S&P 500 στο +0,75% και ο Nasdaq στο +0,85%, στο πρώτο μισάωρο.
Στην Ευρώπη οι αγοραστές διευρύνουν όλο και περισσότερο το προβάδισμα που είχαν από το άνοιγμα. Ο γερμανικός DAX στο +2,2%, ο γαλλικός CAC 40 στο +1,9%, ο βρετανικός FTSE 100 στο +1,5%, ο ιταλικός FTSE MIB στο +2%, ο ισπανικός IBEX 35 στο +1,8% και η πανευρωπαϊκή υψηλή κεφαλαιοποίηση του Stoxx 50 στο +1,6%.
Στην αγορά ομολόγων οι αποδόσεις κινούνται για δεύτερη ημέρα με μία ήπια ανοδική τάση. Του δεκαετούς ΗΠΑ στο 4,47%, του γερμανικού τίτλου στο 2,96% και του γαλλικού στο 3,72%, με τον ελληνικό στο 3,60%.
Τέλος, τα μέταλλα δείχνουν μία διάθεση ανάκαμψης, ο χρυσός στα 4.125 δολάρια η ουγγιά με +1,2% και το ασήμι στα 61,5 δολ. με +1,6%.
