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  1. Greek stocks up by 1.3 pct this week on banks’ 12.4 pct rebound

    Economy

    -financial stocks, the biggest gains were posted by Coca Cola Hellenic – CCH (+4 percent) and Jumbo

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  2. Greek stocks on slide for third straight week

    Economy

    (+1.4 percent), Folli-Follie (+1.1 percent) and Coca Cola Hellenic – CCH (+0.8 percent). In contrast

    32%

  3. Greek stocks edge up in week of big losses for banks

    Economy

    ) and Coca Cola Hellenic – CCH (+8.7 percent). At the other end of the scale, banks plunged, led

    32%

  4. Greek stocks climb 3.8 pct during week amid increasing optimism on swift agreement

    Economy

    losses namely Coca Cola Hellenic – CCH (-2 percent) and Jumbo (-0.2 percent). The trading activity

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  5. Greek stocks down 4.6 pct during week after Friday’s sell-off

    Economy

    this week, namely Coca Cola Hellenic – CCH (+4.3 percent) and Folli-Follie (+4.2 percent

    32%

  6. Stocks plunge 8.8 pct over week in aftermath of UK referendum outcome
    Photo by Can Esenbel [http://www.mundanepleasure.com/]

    Economy

    Hellenic (CCH) of 0.40 euros per share on Jun 30. GEK Terna holds its Annual General Meeting on June

    32%

  7. Greek stocks fall 1.5 pct, banks underperform for third straight week
    Photo via www.helex.com

    Economy

    Hellenic (CCH) release their H1 results on August 11.

    32%

  8. Greek stocks rebound 2.4 pct, banks edge down for fourth successive week
    Photo via www.helex.com

    Economy

    . Corporate news Coca Cola Hellenic (CCH) posted on Thursday a 2.4 percent rise in FX neutral net sales

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  9. Greek stocks rebound 2.1 pct, banks climb 5.7 pct
    Photo via www.helex.com

    Economy

    recorded gains. The biggest losses were posted by Coca Cola Hellenic – CCH (-4.5 percent), METKA (-4.4

    32%

  10. Greek stocks slip 0.9 pct on week

    Economy

    on November 2, while Coca Cola Hellenic (CCH) and Titan release their nine-month results on November 3

    32%