Cyprus Stock Exchange performance overview September 7-10, 2026

During the trading week of September 7 to September 10, 2026, the Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) exhibited mixed trends, characterized by slight fluctuations. On Monday, September 7, the market opened with positive momentum, as the General Index rose by 0.26% to close at 319.60 points, supported by a total transaction value of €176,271.45. Tuesday, September 8, saw stabilizing trends with the index slipping by 0.1% to close at 319.28 points, with transaction volumes totaling €172,391.95.

By Wednesday, September 9, the market recorded further losses as the General Index fell 0.23% to close at 318.54 points. Reports attributed this downward pressure to a negative international climate following increased tensions in the US-Iran conflict. On Thursday, September 10, the market continued to show minimal activity with the index hovering around 318.53 points by midday. Throughout the period, Bank of Cyprus consistently remained the primary focus for investors, despite price variations, while other entities like Demetra Holdings, Vassiliko Cement Works, and KEO also saw significant trading activity. The number of daily transactions varied significantly, dropping from 94 on Monday to 70 on Tuesday, reflecting the cautious sentiment in the local market.