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Athens Stock Exchange closes week with gains led by energy and banks

The Athens Stock Exchange closed the week with a slight upward trend, with the General Index rising 0.38% to 2,623.25 points in the final session. This brings the weekly gain to 0.31%, marking four consecutive weeks of growth and a year-to-date increase of 23.70%.

Investor interest was concentrated in the banking and energy sectors. Motor Oil reached a new historical high, while HelleniQ Energy hit a 26-year high. Other notable performers included Optima Bank, which also reached a new record, and National Bank of Greece. Conversely, stocks such as Coca-Cola HBC, ElvalHalcor, and Piraeus Bank saw some selling pressure or declines.

Trading volume was significant, with total turnover reaching approximately 234.99 million euros. The session saw increased activity in pre-agreed transactions involving major banks like Eurobank, Piraeus Bank, and National Bank of Greece. Analysts from international institutions like Citigroup and Moody’s have expressed positive outlooks on the Greek banking sector, citing organic growth and strong profitability expectations for 2026-2027.

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Athens Stock Exchange · Citigroup · Helleniq Energy · Motor Oil · National Bank of Greece · Optima Bank

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