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  1. Early gains in Greek stocks cancelled out in second half of week

    Economy

    with Eurobank excelling (+17.9 percent), followed by Hellenic Exchanges (+7.3 percent), Alpha (+6.6 percent

    3%

  2. Athens bourse dives 10.54 pct on Monday, falling to lowest since June 2012
    Photo by Can Esenbel [http://www.mundanepleasure.com/]

    Economy

    Piraeus (-26.5 percent), National – NBG (-23.7 percent), Alpha (-21.7 percent) and Eurobank (-19.1

    3%

  3. Rebound of 9.38 pct on Tuesday almost erases Monday's Greek stock losses

    Economy

    percent) followed by Eurobank (+26.5 percent), National – NBG (+25.4 percent) and Hellenic Telecom

    3%

  4. Newsletter 40 - 28/08/2015

    Newsletters

    600 million and hybrid securities at 450 million. In addition, National Bank and Eurobank hold

    3%

  5. Greek stocks almost unchanged at end of roller coaster week

    Economy

    the biggest losses: Terna Energy (-11 percent), Piraeus (-8.2 percent), Eurobank (-4.8 percent), Coca

    3%

  6. The ins and outs of the Greek bank recapitalisation process
    Photo by MacroPolis

    Economy

    million and hybrid securities at 450 million. In addition, National Bank and Eurobank hold preference

    3%

  7. Even week for Greek stocks but trading thins out

    Economy

    ). In contrast, the biggest losses were recorded by: Eurobank (-5 percent), Hellenic Telecom – OTE

    3%

  8. Greek stocks edge up, with banks rising for third straight week

    Economy

    percent) and Eurobank (+10.5 percent). On the flipside, the top underperforming shares were: Folli

    3%

  9. Greek stock market unmoved by election result, edges down 3.2 pct over week

    Economy

    by Eurobank (-26.2 percent), Alpha (-23.3 percent) and Piraeus (-21.7 percent). Trading activity remained

    3%

  10. Greek stocks post weekly rise of 5.6 pct, with banks rebounding strongly

    Economy

    . NBG share performance clearly excelled soaring by 47.9 percent followed by Eurobank (+20 percent

    3%