Lisbon Stock Exchange closes in ‘red’ with Jerome Martins leading falls

A lisbon stock market closed today in ‘red’, with PSI falling 0.08% to 9.245.78 points, with Jerónimo Martins leading the falls, going back 1.60%).

Of the 16 quotations included in the national reference index, nine closed with losses, six closed on positive ground and the TTCs ended the session unchanged at €5,39.

Leading the losses was Geronimo Martins, which fell 1.60% to €17.83 on the day it communicates quarterly results to the market.

With losses greater than 1% was still the construction company Teixeira Duarte, which gave 1.53% to 0.42 euros, as well as Sonae SGPS, which lost 1.41% to 2.10 euros.

Still with falls, Ibersol devalued 0.97% to 10.26 euros, NOS lost 0.88% to 5.05 euros and Corticeira Amorim dropped 0.58% to 6.91 euros.

EDP Renewables lost 0.24% to 12.54 euros, while Altri gave 0.23% to 4.32 euros.

In contracycle, Navigator led the rises, adding 1.86% to 3.06 euros, followed by Galp Energia, which rose 1.23% to 20.65 euros.

Semapa valued 0.82% to 19.72 euros, EDP gained 0.58% to 4.86 euros, REN added 0.28% to 3.59 euros and BCP ended up increasing 0.05% to 1.09 euros, just before it reported to the market that it made 873.7 million euros in the first nine months of the year, plus 12.6% in relation to the same period last year.

In the remaining main European squares, the German DAX totaled 0.44%, the British FTSE 100 valued 0.07% and the French CAC-40 ended unchanged.

On the other hand, the Spanish IBEX-35 withdrew 1.45% on the day that a railway accident in Urda, Toledo, caused at least 68 deaths.