Goldman Sachs: "Bull" for the Greek Stock Market – Target 2,900 Points
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Greece is ranked among the markets with increased weighting - Estimates an increase in earnings per share of the Greek index by approximately 13% in 2026 and by 9% in 2027 - Banks remain an important part of the Greek investment scenario
Goldman Sachs sees positive prospects for Greek stocks, raising its 12-month target for the General Index to 2,900 points, from 2,600 points previously.
Goldman Sachs revised upward its assessment of the Greek stock market, now setting the target for the General Index at 2,900 points and keeping Greece among its preferred markets, despite increased international macroeconomic and geopolitical risks.With the new estimate, the US bank has increased by 400 points, or about 16%, its target for the Greek market since the start of the war in the Middle East. Last February, Goldman Sachs had set the ta…
Goldman Sachs raises its target for the Athens Stock Exchange General Index to 2,900 points. At the same time, it keeps Greece among its top investment choices. The new forecast adds 400 points to the target of 2,500 points it had given in February. So, Goldman raised the bar by 16% after the start of the war in the Middle East. In fact, the international house chooses markets with a strong economy and resilient corporate profits. In this contex…
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