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Greek Stocks Rise on €82.65 Million Turnover, Led by Landa Development

From Ta Nea · () Greek

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  • Greece's benchmark stock index rose 0.79% to 2,669.40 points at 1 p.m., following three sessions of declines that cut the index by 1.17%.
  • Trading value reached €82.65 million, while 66 stocks advanced, 29 fell and 15 were unchanged.
  • Landa Development, Jumbo, Titan and Motor Oil posted the largest gains among large-cap shares, while Optima Bank and Piraeus Port Authority declined.

Greek stocks moved higher after three consecutive losing sessions, offering the market a rebound as trading reached €82.65 million. At 1 p.m., the General Index stood at 2,669.40 points, up 0.79%.

The large-cap index gained 0.75%, while the mid-cap index rose 0.43%. Landa Development led the gains among large-cap stocks, climbing 4.13%, followed by Jumbo at 2.50%, Titan at 2.18% and Motor Oil at 1.80%.

Optima Bank fell 0.67% and Piraeus Port Authority declined 0.12%, the weakest performances among large-cap shares. Landa Development also recorded the day's largest overall increase, while Quest rose 2.87%.

Eurobank and Alpha Bank had the highest trading volumes, with 2,207,257 and 1,566,538 shares changing hands. Public Power Corporation recorded the highest transaction value at €15.19 million, followed by Piraeus with €13.72 million. Moda Bango and ELVE posted the steepest declines, falling 2.86% and 2.78%, respectively.

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