The Greek Parliament President described the situation as critical and urged political parties to show responsibility to take the country out of this crisis.

Instability is the first word that sprang up from the comments of economic analysts after the announcement of the results of Greek elections. Before noon, the main index of the Athens Stock Exchange dropped by 8% compared to Friday's session of the Greek market.

Drasi's leader Stefanos Manos seems the least detested, but he was preferred by less than 2.5% of the voters.

I do not see political instability, because Greece has a cabinet that will not resign before a new government is formed, said the journalist Fanis Papathanassiou in an interview with Anastasia Balezdrova.

It includes seven parties, but the possibility of forming a cabinet does not seem real.

The leader of the extreme left determined the outcome of the elections and the highest percentage won by popular vote, as a peaceful revolution.

"In PASOK we knew that today would be decisive. It proved to be a big blow," said PASOK leader Evangelos Venizelos in his first official address to the media after the Election Day.