-CPB falls below CYP 1.
Despite the encouraging developments over Cyprus accession to EU, the CSE general index - being strongly pressured by banks that were the prominent decliners of the day – fell 1.4% to 79,3 points. The CSE general index hit a new low, diving to levels last seen on February 3, 1998.
FTSE20 has also suffered a traumatic decline reaching 298.5 points and losses of 2.1%.
Specifically, banks concentrated 50% of the volume that totaled 678 thousand. The Bank of Cyprus (most marketable share of the day, 22%) slid 2.8% to CYP 1.06, while the Popular Bank (17.9% of the turnover) lost 2% to CYP 0,99. The Hellenic Bank slipped 1.5% to 66 cents (7.2 of the total volume), while BOCw slumped 6.7% to 12.6 cents (2.9% of the turnover).
Aristo Developers and Era Split Income have experienced a considerable turnover of 9.6% and 9.4% respectively. Specifically, ARD fell 1% to 29.7 cents, while ESI remained unchanged to 14.5 cents.
Overall, 16 securities went up, 67 fell and 20 remained unchanged.
Despite the encouraging developments over Cyprus accession to EU, the CSE general index - being strongly pressured by banks that were the prominent decliners of the day – fell 1.4% to 79,3 points. The CSE general index hit a new low, diving to levels last seen on February 3, 1998.
FTSE20 has also suffered a traumatic decline reaching 298.5 points and losses of 2.1%.
Specifically, banks concentrated 50% of the volume that totaled 678 thousand. The Bank of Cyprus (most marketable share of the day, 22%) slid 2.8% to CYP 1.06, while the Popular Bank (17.9% of the turnover) lost 2% to CYP 0,99. The Hellenic Bank slipped 1.5% to 66 cents (7.2 of the total volume), while BOCw slumped 6.7% to 12.6 cents (2.9% of the turnover).
Aristo Developers and Era Split Income have experienced a considerable turnover of 9.6% and 9.4% respectively. Specifically, ARD fell 1% to 29.7 cents, while ESI remained unchanged to 14.5 cents.
Overall, 16 securities went up, 67 fell and 20 remained unchanged.
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