Arden has changed the climate at this time in , as the opening of the Straits of Hormuz is visible for the duration of the ceasefire.
In particular, the General Index registers gains of 1.54% at 2,309.98 units, while the turnover is at 187.3 million euros and the volume at 28 million pieces. An increase of 1.77% was also registered by the FTSE 25, at 5,890.17 points, while the banking sector gained 4.24% at 2,727.95 points.
Iran opens Hormuz
The climate in the Greek market has improved rapidly, . A development that may give new impetus to the markets, despite being linked to how long the truce in Lebanon lasts.
According to Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, in connection with the implementation of the cease-fire agreement in Lebanon, the unhindered passage of commercial ships is allowed through the strategically important sea passage for the remainder of the period of validity of the ceasefire.
It is recalled here that US President Donald Trump, speaking at an event in Las Vegas on Thursday, described the development of the conflict as “extremely smooth”, while his statements came a few hours after the announcement that Israel and Lebanon had agreed to a 10-day ceasefire. In the same context, he had pointed out earlier in the week that the tension in the Middle East is “very close to the end”, adding that Tehran wants “strongly an agreement”.
On the dashboard
On the board now, . Above 3% are the profits of Biohalco, Ethniki and Cenergy, and above 2% at Optima Bank, Jumbo and ELHA. Cyprus is at +1.72% and Titan is at +1.51%, while Aegean, Melten, Aktor and Lambda are slightly up.
Conversely, Motor Oil lost 4.39%, with Sarantis at -3.08% and Helleniq Energy at -2.51%. Above 1% is the drop in OTE and GEK TERNA, while Coca Cola, Allwyn, EYDAP, PPC and AAA are moving slightly lower.
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