SE Europe Capital Markets 03.03.2025

SE Europe Capital Markets

The stock markets across Southeastern Europe showed a mixed performance, with some exchanges recording modest gains, while others remained closed for national holidays. The region’s indices reflected global investor sentiment, with movements influenced by local economic conditions and external market trends.


The Sarajevo Stock Exchange’s (SASE) 10-share benchmark SASX10 index rose 0.53% to finish at 1.310,18 points.

Total turnover: 338.716,09 KM
Transactions executed: 12 trades
Total securities traded: 69.703


The Banja Luka bourse (BLSE)’s 12-share BIRS equity index was unchanged.


In Sofia, the Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE) was closed in observance of National Day.


In Zagreb, CROBEX index tracking 20 major stocks on the Zagreb Stock Exchange (ZSE), was lower by 0.16% to finish at 3,328.30 points.


In Nicosia, the Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) was closed in observance of Clean Monday.


In Greece, the Athens Exchange (ATHEX) was closed in observance of Clean Monday.


On the Moldova Stock Exchange (MSE) there were no transactions taking place today.


In Podgorica, the MNSE10, the leading index of the Montenegro Stock Exchange (MNSE) which reflects the 10 most representative shares ticked up 0.02% to end at 1.214,80 points.


In Skopje, the blue-chip MBI 10 index representing 10 selected blue-chip stocks on the North Macedonian Stock Exchange (MSE), was unchanged.


In Romania, the BET index tracking the 20 most liquid stocks on the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) was lower by 0.25% closing at 17,476.39 points. Read more here.

The BELEX15 Index of the Belgrade Stock Exchange (BSE), covering the 15 largest and most liquid stocks, added 0.45% ending at 1.140,08 points.


The Slovenian SBITOP index which which tracks the 9 most liquid stocks on the Ljubljana Stock Exchange, (LJSE) was up 0.13% to finish at 1.140,08 points.