Investing.com - Greek stocks plunged at the open on Monday, as trading resumed after a five-week closure.
Trading on the Athens bourse was suspended at the height of the Greek debt crisis in late-June as part of capital controls imposed to stem outflows that threatened to collapse the country's banking system.
During European morning trade, the Athens General-Composite lost 182 points, or 22.79%, the worst single-day loss on record.
The country's top four lenders, National Bank of Greece (AT:NBGr), Alpha Bank (AT:ACBr), Bank of Piraeus (AT:BOPr) and Eurobank (AT:EURBr) were all down by about 30%.