Stock market: start in the climate of European markets



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The stock market is preparing for the opening of today 's session, in a positive climate and on the European markets.

The general price index at 11:00 set at 641.77 points, recording an increase of 0.80%.

The value of the transactions amounts to 2.85 million euros.

The large-cap index rose to 0.99%, while the mid-cap index rose to 0.92%.

Piraeus shares (+ 2.72%), Coca Cola HBC (+ 2.26%), Alpha Bank (+ 2.21%) and HELEX (+1, 92%).

On the other hand, giant tree species (-1.69%) and motor oil (-0.91%) recorded the largest decline.

The largest increases were recorded in the food and food index (+ 2.23%), financial services (+ 2.07%) and banks (+ 1.82%). Personal products (-0.93%).

There are 37 actions, 8 declines and 6 remain stable.

The shares are the largest increase: Creta Farms + 3.76% and Attica Bank + 3.00%, while the largest decline is recorded in the shares: Nakas -5.00% and Lampsa -2.20%.

Alma for European equities

European equities rallied at the end of October while the encouraging results of L 'Oréal, Sanofi and Standard Chartered and Santander banks helped dispel the concern of investors.

The key euro zone index rose by 1.7% at the start of the session, with the pan-European STOXX 600 index rising 1.5% and the German DAX 1.4%.

Despite the current recovery, the STOXX 600 is headed for its worst month of January 2016 after the mbadive sell-off on the global stock markets in October.

L'Oréal's shares jumped 5.9% after Maybelline's parents sold in the third quarter, due to strong demand in Asia.

The French pharmaceutical group Sanofi jumped 5.2%, confirming its return to growth with profits higher than expected for the third quarter and revising the revenue target for 2018 for the second time this year.

The Santander and Standard Chartered banks grew by 4% and 4.7%, respectively, both of which posted better results, helping to improve the banking sector's climate.

The Finnish tire manufacturer Nokian, on the other hand, lost 11.4% after downgrading its profit forecasts.

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