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ATHEX: Benchmark keeps rising on banks
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ATHEX: Benchmark keeps rising on banks

On Tuesday, the Euronext Athens (ATHEX) general index closed at 2,521.18 points, gaining 0.13% compared to the previous day. The financial sector, particularly banks, showed strength with the banks index rising 0.81%. Major banks like Alpha, Piraeus, and National recorded significant gains, although some institutions such as CrediaBank and Bank of Cyprus experienced declines. Meanwhile, the FTSE-25 index increased slightly, while mid-cap stocks declined. Overall, 40 stocks gained value, 63 suffered losses, and 20 remained unchanged. Trading volume increased to €367.4 million. In Cyprus, the general stock index dropped by 0.63%.

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ATHEX: Benchmark keeps rising on banks

On Tuesday, the Euronext Athens (ATHEX) general index closed at 2,521.18 points, gaining 0.13% compared to the previous day. The financial sector, particularly banks, showed strength with the banks index rising 0.81%. Major banks like Alpha, Piraeus, and National recorded significant gains, although some institutions such as CrediaBank and Bank of Cyprus experienced declines. Meanwhile, the FTSE-25 index increased slightly, while mid-cap stocks declined. Overall, 40 stocks gained value, 63 suffered losses, and 20 remained unchanged. Trading volume increased to €367.4 million. In Cyprus, the general stock index dropped by 0.63%.

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