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Athens General Composite Ends Monday Session Down 0.10%

The Greek stock market finished Monday's trading session slightly in the red, with the benchmark Athens General Composite index declining by 0.10% at the close.
According to data from Investing.com, the modest downturn was primarily driven by losses in the Telecoms, Household, and Basic Resources sectors. The market breadth reflected broader negative sentiment, as falling stocks outnumbered advancing ones on the Athens Stock Exchange by a margin of 70 to 42, with 19 stocks ending the session unchanged.
Notable Movers
Despite the index's decline, several companies saw strong individual performances. The top gainers of the session included:
Ad- Euronext Athens Holding SA (EXCr): Rose 5.01% to close at 8.38, a new 5-year high for the stock.
- CrediaBank SA (CREDIAr): Gained 3.23% to end the day at 1.02.
- Alter Ego Media SA (AEMr): Increased by 3.21% to finish at 6.43.
On the other side of the ledger, the session's worst performers were led by Thessaloniki Water and Sewage Co SA (TWSr), which fell 3.56% to 4.60. Other significant decliners included Allwyn AG (ALWr), down 2.32%, and Ekter (EKTr), which lost 2.27%.
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