The Athens Stock Exchange is experiencing a reaction as buyers began to respond to extensive sell-offs in recent weeks, which have left a personal financial wound of €13.7 billion. The General Index confirmed its support around the 200-day moving average of 2,050 points, achieving its best session since April 2025, with a notable increase of 4.16%, returning immediately above 2,160 points.

According to an experienced market player, this dynamic rally seen in yesterday's session was primarily a correction due to the excessive decline observed in previous days, which was more pronounced than declines witnessed in other European markets. As a result, the most significant increases were observed particularly in the stocks that had faced the highest pressure, reflecting the market's attempt to stabilize after a turbulent period.

However, despite this temporary relief, the question of what lies ahead remains critical. The dangers have certainly not passed, as uncertainties surrounding various economic and geopolitical factors continue to loom over the market, suggesting that further volatility could still arise in the coming days and weeks, emphasizing the fragile nature of the recovery.