Share prices ended today’s stock exchange session slightly higher, with the market “seeing” the 900 level, closing at highs in more than two months, against the backdrop of a weak upward movement in European markets.

The overall price index closed at 897.63, up 0.36%. This is the highest close since the June 6, 2022 session (900.28 points). The transaction value was EUR 50.33 million, with 23,924,828 shares sold.

Overall index 897.63 points – Slight increase in European markets.

The large-cap index rose 0.47%, while the mid-cap index fell 0.11%.

Of the highly capitalized stocks, TERNA Energy (+2.78%), Alpha Bank (+2.54%), Viohalco (+1.59%), GEK TERNA (+1.44%) and National (+1, twenty%). . In contrast, PPC (-2.76%), Ellactor (-2.06%), Mytileneos (-1.34%) and Sarantis (-1.31%) showed the biggest declines.

Of the individual indices, the largest growth was shown by the banking (+1.36%) and travel (+1.05%) indices, while the health (-1.93%) and industrial goods (-1.14%) indices showed the largest losses. . Eurobank and Alfa-Bank presented the largest volume of transactions, trading 7,791,519 and 6,001,801 shares, respectively. Most European markets ended yesterday’s volatile session with slight gains, with investors once again focusing on the inflation front, which hopefully reached 8.9% in the eurozone, while in the US it shows the first signs of de-escalation. The main factor that determined the growth in yesterday’s session was a satisfactory corporate profit. The pan-European Euro Stoxx 600 rose slightly 0.3%, reversing previous losses as oil and gas stocks rose 1.7% and technology stocks rose 1.2%. London’s FTSE 100 ended up slightly 0.35%, the Frankfurt Xetra DAX closed up 0.52% and the Paris CAC 40 up 45%.