Athens stock exchange recovering on Tuesday, after Monday's heavy losses
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The Athens stock exchange was recovering on Tuesday after the previous day's heavy losses, prompted by fears regarding the spread of coronavirus.
The basic share price index was up 7.80 percent, standing at 639.34 points and turnover was at 35.87 million euros.
The FTSE/ASE Large Cap index for blue chip and heavily traded stocks was up 6.57 percent and the FTSE/ASE Mid Cap index was up 6.86 percent.
All individual sector indices were moving upwards, with the biggest gains in Banks (+13.11 percent) and Construction (+14.11 percent).
Of the stocks traded, 103 were up, 11 were down and 7 were unchanged.
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