ASE opening: Further decline

The Athens Stock Exchange (ASE) extended its loses on Wednesday morning with the basic share price index down 4.11%, standing at 865.70 points at 11:00 am and turnover at 36.18 million euros.

The FTSE/ASE Large Cap index for blue chip and heavily traded stocks fell 2.82%, and the FTSE/ASE Mid Cap index fell 4.47%.

16 of the stocks traded were rising, 56 were falling and 6 remained unchanged.

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16 of the stocks traded were rising, 56 were falling and 6 remained unchanged.

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