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Stock Markets: Banking Pressures in Athens and Sell-Off in European Technology
3 sourcesFirst reported 4 days agoUpdated 4 days ago
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- The Athens Stock Exchange closed on July 17, 2026, with a decline of 1.21%, bringing the General Index to 2,455 points.
- The decline reflects ongoing pressures within the banking sector, which also fell by 1.21%.
- This marked the fifth consecutive day of losses for the market, with broader negative trends observed across major European exchanges.
- The sell-off in technology stocks in Europe coincided with increased tensions in the Middle East.
- In contrast, the hotel sector on the Athens exchange saw gains exceeding 2%.
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NaftemporikiFirst
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