Get ready... banking deal is brewing – GEK TERNA with a new legal notice against BN – Paulson will leave with 1.8 billion - Heading for 2,200 points

Today we will focus on 6 issues.

Eurobank is preparing something

1. The banking deal is around the corner, we had mentioned that a very large systemic bank will announce something very important. This very important something is around the corner. Speaking of this large bank, Eurobank is preparing something major; domestic or foreign toward the north. Big news coming soon. BN warned first and in a timely manner. As for Fairfax, we learn that when Eurobank exceeds 20 billion euros in market capitalization, it will sell a 12% stake, meaning it will collect 2.4 billion while having invested 940 million euros. And it will still hold 20% of Eurobank, which will be worth 4 billion, shaping Greek banking transactions.

Paulson capital gains to reach 1.8 billion had invested 500 million in Piraeus

2. Paulson's exit from Piraeus was also a pre-announced piece of news by BN. Paulson is not selling because he is dissatisfied with Piraeus. Quite the opposite, he had invested nearly 500 million between 2012 and 2015, and the value of the roughly 8.4% stake he currently holds alone is valued at 1 billion euros. Paulson is enjoying massive capital gains that will potentially reach 1.8 billion euros, having invested 500 million. The question here is different. Will Chief Executive Officer Christos Megalou be left without any strategic investor? Piraeus will have no major shareholder. The answer is obvious: Christos Megalou is also planning something, driving systemic bank shares.

New legal notice from GEK TERNA to BN

3. GEK TERNA sent a new extrajudicial legal notice to BN (bankingnews) and shortly we will present it verbatim as always... and we will respond appropriately... But we inform the management of GEK TERNA and the law firm that has undertaken the cases under Yiannis Mantzouranis... be ready because the investigation into the actions and deeds of GEK TERNA is just beginning... BN brings all wrongdoing to light and believe us we will continue unabated, highlighting corporate legal disputes.

4. The decision of Russian President Putin to nationalize Coca-Cola was correct. Moscow triggered a wave of nationalizations, as following the transfer of shares of the world's third-largest tobacco company, Japan Tobacco Inc, to a Russian firm, Vladimir Putin decided on the passage of the Bochkari company, responsible for bottling Coca-Cola in Russia. The beer and soft drinks production company Bochkari will be placed under external management; based in the Altai region, it requests the President of Russia to place Multon—which bottled international Coca-Cola brand products in Russia until 2022—under external management. Multon remains one of the largest beverage production companies in the country, with brands such as Dobry and Rich in its portfolio. The value of its business operations may reach 245 billion rubles, or 2.67 billion euros, expanding Russian corporate nationalizations.

Stock market toward 2,200 points... initially 2,400 points

5. The Greek Stock Market will initially correct toward 2,400 points... internationally the bubble will deflate following the election shock in the US... The current price on the Greek stock exchange stands at 2,611 points. If the 2,400-point mark breaks downward, along with the 200-day moving averages... then we are heading for 2,200 points... We see certain short funds in London saying... let's go to Greece... that is what we are learning, impacting Athens stock trends.

Fitch with BBB and neutral at best positive outlook

6. Today, November 6, 2026, after 11:18 PM in the evening, the American credit rating agency Fitch will publish its assessment of the Greek Economy. It rates Greece with BBB and a neutral outlook. It will leave creditworthiness unchanged, which is 100% certain. Regarding the outlook, in the best-case scenario it might upgrade it to positive... but the baseline scenario envisions the outlook remaining unchanged as well... Nonetheless, someone insists that the outlook will be upgraded, affecting Greek sovereign ratings.

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