LAST INFORMATION 14:00
of Manos Hachladakis
At similar paces as yesterday the Athens market continues to move, but with investors focusing more on non-bank blue chips and especially on some who have been at the heart of the pressures in the past few days.
In particular, the General Index is negotiated at 2,505 mon. With +0.5% and the turnover at EUR 100 million, 16 million pieces have been moved.
The banking index is boosted by 0.9% to 2,868 units and the FTSE of high capitalization moves at 6,365 units. with +0.55%, while the mid-term FTSEM remains around 3.146 mon.
Throughout the week, the DG has since Monday been retreating by 1.77% due to his two-day fall (Tuesday – Wednesday) in the shadow of renewed tensions in the Middle East, with DTP respectively in -0.7%.
Yesterday the market held a more stabilizing meeting, with investors turning coordinated in the banking sector (DTP +1.58%) and rally of Motor Oil (+4.1%), EYDAP (3.8%), although these were largely offset by the new correction of the Biocoal Group and the pressures on GEK TERNA, AKTOR, Allwyn, Titan, with the DG to end up marginally positive (+ 0.18%).
And today, the climate seems to be sufficiently supportive for Athens Avenue to continue to recover, since yesterday technology led to profits on Wall Street (Nasdaq + 1.3%) giving a corresponding signal of rise in the morning and on the widely exposed Asian markets (Kospi + 2.5%, Nikkei +1.6%) and oil prices stabilise at lower levels.
Regarding the slow, what the market seems to be charging is the fact that the US has avoided harming Iran's energy installations, while – despite the two days of conflict threatened to blow the already fragile armistice with Iran – American officials state that the technical talks continue normally.
Moves on the dashboard
As mentioned above, some titles found at the heart of the liquidations in previous days show a recovery mood.
For example Cenergy moves to the top of the 25s with profits above 3% and Allwyn, Jumbo, OTE moves above or around +1%, although GEK TERNA turned slightly negative and PPC now declines 1%.
Significant profits are also recorded by Helleniq Energy with +2.2% by taking the baton from Motor Oil, which is now reinforced by 0.9%.
I drank up and AKTOR, after the deal with Motor Oil to acquire 50% of Dioriga Gas.
From there on, buyers have a lead in banks today, mainly in the Alpha and EIB, which are reinforced by about 1.4% both.
Piraeus and Eurobank follow with small profits.
In mid caps stand out IPTO, PPA and UAE all about +1.5%, while Kri Kri returns to negative ground with -1.5%.
In the lower strata the NKNOT continues undamaged with a new +4.9% after the 5.9% jump yesterday, having made transactions worth over 460 mm. Euros and Profile is reinforced by 3.3% with a turnover of 1.2 million ECU.
A total of 73 titles are moving upwards, compared to 50 pitchers.
The image internationally
Oil prices erased some morning losses, but remain at the levels formed yesterday with the fall of about 2%.
Brent at $76.5 a barrel with +0.3% and American WTI at $72.3 with +0.2%.
However, European gas maintains its downward trend at EUR 48.9 with -2.4%.
In the shares Wall Street index contracts move without a clear direction, but with a lead of salesmen in technology after the major profits of the industry yesterday.
Dow Jones' futures at +0.25%, S&P 500 around unchanged and Nasdaq at -0.3%.
In Europe, changes are quite limited. German DAX at +0.1%, French CAC 40 and British FTSE 100 around unchanged, Italian FTSE MIB at +0.6%, Spanish IBEX 35 at +0.5% and the pan-European high capitalization of Stoxx 50 at -0.1%.
In the bond market returns continue to retreat gently for the second day. The ten-year US at 4.53%, the German title at 3.04% and the French at 3.83%, with the Greek at 3.71%.
Finally, metals move with controlled casualties. Gold at $4,120 an ounce at minus 0.6% and silver at $59,8 at minus 1.5%.
