The Athens Stock Exchange is currently facing continued volatility driven by anxiety in the market. International challenges, including trade tariffs and geopolitical tensions, are discouraging investors from taking on more risk, keeping the General Index below the critical threshold of 2,300 points. Investors are expecting a turnaround later in the week with the anticipated release of financial results from the four systemic banks, which are expected to showcase resilience.

As the market braces for more fluctuations, the General Index recorded a slight increase of 0.06% during today's session. The index reached 2,275.14 points, only gaining 1.5 points compared to last Friday's close of 2,273.73 points. Such minimal gains indicate the persistent cautious sentiment among investors as they navigate a landscape affected by uncertainty in the international arena.

The daily fluctuations of the index show a range of six points, emphasizing the volatile environment that traders are currently facing. Market experts suggest that until the banks' financial results are disclosed, investors may have to endure a turbulent period, making it imperative to monitor external developments closely. This ongoing volatility could have significant implications for investment strategies and the overall economic outlook in Greece.