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The Southeast European stock markets closed with a mixed performance on Friday, May 16, 2025, as some bourses registered notable gains while others ended the session in the red. Greece, Slovenia, Romania, Cyprus, North Macedonia, and Serbia saw positive momentum, while Bulgaria, Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina recorded declines. Market Performance by Country BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA (Banja Luka) The Banja Luka bourse (BLSE)’s 12-share

Southeastern European stock markets closed with mixed results on Thursday as several major indices posted gains, while others ended in negative territory. Gainers included the SBITOP index in Slovenia, MNSE10 in Montenegro, SOFIX in Bulgaria, SASX10 in Bosnia and Herzegovina, CROBEX in Croatia, and MBI 10 in North Macedonia. Meanwhile, the Athens Exchange in Greece, the BET index in Romania, and the

Southeast European stock markets showed mixed performance today, with notable gains in Montenegro, Slovenia, Bulgaria, and Greece, while markets in Romania, Cyprus, and North Macedonia registered declines. Market Performance by Country BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA (Banja Luka) The Banja Luka bourse (BLSE)’s 12-share BIRS equity index was higher by 0.41% settling at 860,23 points. Note: The SASE operates in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina,

Stock markets across Southeastern Europe saw mixed performances on Tuesday. Gains were recorded in Greece, Slovenia, Romania, North Macedonia, Bulgaria, Banja Luka, and Croatia, reflecting investor optimism in these markets. Meanwhile, the Sarajevo, Nicosia, and Belgrade exchanges posted losses, indicating a more cautious investor sentiment. Market Performance by Country BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA (Banja Luka) The Banja Luka bourse (BLSE)’s 12-share BIRS equity index was

The Southeastern European stock markets closed mixed, with most major indices posting gains, reflecting a generally positive sentiment across the region. Greek, Bulgarian, Slovenian, Cypriot, and Croatian markets led the advances, while Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Romania experienced modest declines. Market Performance by Country BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA (Banja Luka) The Banja Luka bourse (BLSE)’s 12-share BIRS equity index was higher by 0.11% settling at

Stock markets across Southeast Europe closed with mixed results on Friday, reflecting varied investor sentiment amid global economic uncertainties. Gains were recorded in Athens, Sofia, Zagreb, Nicosia, Bucharest, and Ljubljana, while losses were seen in Skopje, and Sarajevo posted a modest rise. Market Performance by Country BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA (Banja Luka) The Banja Luka Stock Exchange (BLSE) was closed on Friday, May 9, 2025.

Southeast European stock markets closed the latest session with a mix of gains and losses, reflecting a cautious trading environment amid global uncertainties. The best performer was the CROBEX index in Zagreb, which gained 0.77%, while the sharpest decline came from the BET index in Bucharest, which fell 1.79%. Here’s a closer look at the region’s market movements: Market Performance by Country

Equity markets in Southeast Europe mostly closed higher today, with several major indexes posting gains. Leading the advances was the MBI 10 index in Skopje, North Macedonia, which recorded the strongest performance with a 1.08% rise. Meanwhile, no trading activity was reported on the Sarajevo and Banja Luka stock exchanges, reflecting a quiet day for the Bosnian markets. Market Performance by Country

Markets in Southeastern Europe showed a mixed trend on Monday, with North Macedonia’s MBI 10, Bulgaria’s SOFIX, and Slovenia’s SBITOP registering strong advances, while Romania’s BET and Banja Luka’s BIRS indices suffered notable declines. Market Performance by Country BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA (Banja Luka) The Banja Luka bourse (BLSE)’s 12-share BIRS equity index dropped 1.97% setting t 854,97 points. Note: The SASE operates in the

Southeast European stock markets closed the week with a mostly positive tone, as several key indices recorded gains. The Athens Exchange, Cyprus Stock Exchange, and Bulgarian Stock Exchange led the region’s performance, while Romania’s BET index posted a modest decline. Meanwhile, markets in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, and Slovenia remained closed for Labor Day holidays. Market Performance by Country BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA (Banja