LAST INFORMATION 11:00
of Manos Hachladakis
With explosive profits moves the Athens market, following the paces of the global purchasing outburst after the two-week armistice between the US and Iran, which includes opening the Straits of Hormuz.
In particular, the General Index is negotiated at 2,250 units. By jumping 5% and the turnover already above EUR 85 million from the first half of the year, 17.8 million pieces have been moved. At first, the DG was found up to 2,276.16 μ. (+ 6.13%).
The banking indicator shows a strong 7.8% rise in 2,581 units (high at 2.610.8), the FTSE of high capitalization is reinforced by 5.2% to 5.729 mon. (high at 5.797,1 mon.), while the FTSEM of the middle follows with +3.4% to 5.797,1 mon. (high at 2.769,63 mon.).
As mentioned above, investors in all the lengths of the planet are crowding back into every category essentially risk assets (except oil apparently) after the dawn of Greece resulted in the coveted de-escalation in the Middle East war.
Following the new extreme Trump threats yesterday about "annihilation of a culture", mediated by Pakistan the US agreed suspended bombing in Iran for two weeks and Tehran on its part in the opening of the Straits of Hormuz, in order to negotiate the final end of the war and the shareholder indicators around the planet perform a strong rally, with Athens Avenue being blown upwards as a compressed spring.
Similarly, oil prices score a vertical drop of over 13% that leads them below all $100 a barrel (last night over $110), Brent at $94.6 (13.5%) and the American WTI at $96.2 (-14.8%).
On the stock board, Wall Street's futures earn more than 3% (Nasdaq), Nikkei in Tokyo was ejected in the morning by 5.4% and the baton has now passed in Europe, where German DAX is performing a rally that exceeds 4%.
It is worth noting that the domestic market seems to be in an even better position to capitalise on the investment euphoria that characterizes trade internationally, since yesterday it showed to be "punk" clearly in a positive outcome on the front of the Middle East having been completely differentiated from a climate in European dashboards. significant earnings 1.25%.
Moves on the dashboard
As usual, the banking industry leads the rise with profits across the DTP being explosives.
Alpha at 3.73 euros with +9.2%, Piraeus at 8.19 euros with +8.8%, Eurobank at 3.90 with +8.6% and the EIB at 14.32 with +6.4%.
Similar are the rhythms for both of its smaller indexes, Optima at +7.5% and Cyprus at +5.9%, while outside DTP and Credia are experiencing a strong growth of 5.4%.
The ELHA enters the odds of the banking sector with +8.2%, while the Aegean also emerges with +7%.
Metlen, Biocoal, Titan and Cenergy, AKTOR, are all reinforced by more than 5% and GEK TERNA and PPC by more than 4%.
As is reasonable, the titles left "out of the party" in the 25th are of the two refineries, given the dip in oil prices. Motor Oil at 38 euros with -2.8% and Helleniq Energy at 9.82 with -0.8%.
Allwyn is also under pressure at 15.1 (-0.4%) because it comes from a rally of almost 16% in previous 3 meetings.
With the focus expected on the highest layers the mid caps stay behind, but with several equally strong performances in FTSEM.
ABax with a 7.6% jump, Alter Ego at +6.1% and Intracom and Autohellas at over 5% profits.
A total of 106 titles move up against just 9 falling.
The image internationally
As mentioned above, oil prices are falling sharply. Brent at $94.5 a barrel with minus $13.5% and American WTI at $95.8 with minus $15.3%.
At the same time, European gas is also sinking 17.1% at 44 euros per megawatt hour.
In the shares, Wall Street index contracts were strong upwards after yesterday the American market reached a substantial balance in closure, as indications of a US-Iran agreement had begun to emerge.
Dow Jones' futures at +2,3%, S&P 500 at 2.5% and Nasdaq at +3,2%.
Similarly, in Europe indicators are increased by more than 4%.
German DAX at +4.5%, French CAC 40 at +3.8%, British FTSE 100 at +2.3%, Italian FTSE MIB at +3.1%, Spanish IBEX 35 at +3% and pan-European high capitalization of Stoxx 50 at +4.1%.
Rise in shares had started this morning from Asia, where Japanese Nikkei had held a 5.4% rally, Kospi in South Korea closed at +6.9%, Hong Kong at +3.1% and profits in China exceeded 4% (SZSE Component).
Investors return massively to bonds, with yields thus recording strong falls. The 10-year US at 4.23% reduced by more than 10 basis points, the German at 2.92% (-16 p.b.) and the French at 3.54% (-2.4 p.b.), while the Greek is moving against the current slightly up to 3.86%.
Finally, strongly upwards are the rhythms in the metal market, gold at $4.885 an ounce with +3.3% and silver at $77 with +7%.
