Greek stocks finished the trading session lower on Tuesday, with selling pressure concentrated in the Banking, Telecoms and Household sectors and the benchmark index retreating to a three-month trough.
At the Athens close, the Athens General Composite fell 2.07% to record a new 3-months low.
On the winners' list for the session, Evropi Holdings SA (AT:EVROr) was the best performer, rising 1.80% or 0.04 points to end at 1.98. Cenergy Holdings SA (AT:CENEr) added 1.68% or 0.30 points to close at 18.20, while Gr Sarantis SA (AT:SRSr) gained 1.01% or 0.14 points to finish at 13.98.
In contrast, the heaviest losses were seen in bank and industrial names. National Bank of Greece SA (AT:NBGr) led declines, sliding 4.80% or 0.63 points to close at 12.40. Viohalco SA (AT:VIOH) dropped 4.62% or 0.60 points to 12.38, and construction group Avax SA (AT:AVAr) fell 4.50% or 0.14 points to end at 2.97.
Market breadth on the Athens Stock Exchange was tilted toward sellers, with 76 stocks falling and 38 advancing; 16 issues finished unchanged.
Commodities markets showed gains during the session. Gold futures for June delivery were up 0.26% or 11.66 to $4,451.16 a troy ounce. Oil prices climbed as well: crude oil for May delivery rose 4.31% or 3.80 to $91.93 a barrel, and the June Brent contract increased 3.47% or 3.33 to trade at $99.25 a barrel.
In foreign exchange and index futures, EUR/USD was effectively flat, listed as unchanged 0.27% to 1.16, while EUR/GBP was unchanged 0.07% to 0.87. The US Dollar Index futures were stronger, up 0.52% at 99.24.
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The session left the Athens market with broad weakness led by banks and industrials, while commodities and the dollar posted gains that could influence investor sentiment going forward.