South East European equities finished in a mixed fashion on Friday, as stock markets in rest of Europe closed mostly higher after data showed Eurozone manufacturing PMI fell less than expected in June. However, eurozone’s annual inflation further increased in June to reach record 8.6%, according to a preliminary report published by Eurostat. The rate had reached 8.1% in May which means the cost of living is continuing to surge across the euro zone nations. Estonia and Lithuania recorded the highest rise in consumer prices of over 20%.
1. ATHENS – ATHEX -0.57%
2. BELGRADE – BELEX15 -0.25%
3. BUCHAREST – BET 0.66%
4. ISTANBUL – BIST 100 1.60%
5. LJUBJLANA – SBITOP 0.01%
6. NICOSIA – CSE GI -0.87%
7. PODGORICA – MNSE 10 0.69%
8. SARAJEVO – SASX10 0.79%
9. SKOPJE – MBI 10 0.34%
10. SOFIA – SOFIX -0.53%
11. ZAGREB – CROBEX -0.11%
