LAST INFORMATION 13:55
of Manos Hachladakis
To stabilise on positive ground for the second day attempts the Athens market amid a wider improved climate internationally.
In particular, the General Index is negotiated at 2.473 Mon. With + 0.25% and the turnover at EUR 75 million, 12 million pieces have been moved.
The banking indicator is reinforced by 0.7% to 2,787 units and the high capitalization FTSE moves at 6,276 units. with + 0.35%, while the mid-term FTSEM retreats to 3.181 units with -0.3%.
The meeting at the moment seems to be low-key, with investors' movements being selective and turnover remaining at reduced levels again, although international recovery after technological counterattack on Wall Street (Nasdaq +2.1%) gives L. Athens space to "build" up at the upcoming meeting he held yesterday.
The figures that stand out are the shift of investors to securities left behind in the last few days (Metlen, Lambda, and AIA) while buyers retain their advantage in the banking industry (in 4 systemic) which yesterday interrupted a fall four-day (with cumulative -4% for DTP).
On the other hand, it is also a distinct allocation of profits to the titles that emerged as major protagonists yesterday, Coca Cola (+2.1% at 57.4 euros) and Motor Oil (+3.3% at 39.40 euros), the second just before being announced the deal with AKTOR for Elector and Thalis.
From there on, oil prices returned to declining movement (even mild) in the morning but are now moving stabilisingly, in view of the new US – Iran talks that will now take place in Doha, Qatar.
At the same time, bond yields are again negative after a mild recovery yesterday.
Moves on the dashboard
Metlen gives the DG a boost of +1,3% at 41.5 euros, with Allwyn and Lambda next to it at +1,4%, while AIA is even better moving at +2,5%.
In systemic banks buyers maintain a second day lead, but more limited.
Alpha at +1.4%, EIB at +0.9%, Piraeus at +0.8% and Eurobank at +0.7%.
The other three of the DTP are still moving slightly downhill, with losses of up to 0.7% for Credia.
The market also faces Coca Cola's corrective trend at 56.8 euros with -1% and Motor Oil at 38.9 to -1.2%, after both performances were strong yesterday.
Losses of about 1% are also noted by Biocos, and negatively have also been returned by ELHA and Cenergy, who had originally been found to recover.
In mid caps, the PPA continues unscathed with a new + 2.4% at 44.3 euros, with Alter Ego and Furlis being strengthened by more than 1% following the pressure on them yesterday by their cuts.
On the other hand, IPTO further retreats to 4.676 with -1.2% after -3.7% yesterday and Cree Cree corrects to 29.8 with -1.5%.
A total of 65 titles are moving upwards, against 62 pitchers.
The image internationally
Oil returns to yesterday's levels now, as the U.S. and Iran are orbiting to continue the technical negotiations after the new ignition this weekend.
Brent at $72.8 with minus 0.4% and American WTI at $78.7 with minus 0.2%.
European natural gas negotiates at 43.7 euros with + 2.4%.
In stock, Wall Street index contracts are marginally up following the profits for all three at the meeting yesterday.
Dow Jones' futures at +0.1%, S&P 500 at +0.1% and Nasdaq at +0.2%.
In Europe the buyers had a clear lead from the opening and widened it. German DAX at +1,4%, French CAC 40 at +0.6%, British FTSE 100 at +1,1%, Italian FTSE MIB at +1%, Spanish IBEX 35 at +0.7% and the pan-European high capitalization of Stoxx 50 at +1,3%.
In the bond market the yields take a slightly downturn again. The ten-year US at 4.36%, the German title at 2.88% and the French at 3.62%, with the Greek at 3.50%.
Finally, metal shows a stabilisation mood, gold at $4.045 an ounce with +0.1% and silver at $58.8 with +1.2%.
