The Lisbon Stock Exchange closed high, with Sonae and CTT leading the winnings, rising by 1.55% and 1.49% respectively.
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12/11/2026
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Lusa
A lisbon stock market was now on the rise, with Sonae and CTT leading the gains and rising by 1.55% to 2.30 euros and 1.49% to 4.78 euros, respectively.
Around 09:35 in Lisbon, PSI increased 0.28% to 9,621.45 points, with 11 companies valuing themselves, four going down and one maintaining value (Teixeira Duarte at 0.42 euros).
The CTT announced on Wednesday that they acquired 260 thousand equity shares between November 5th and 11th, under the stock buyback program, now holding 5.81 million equity securities, representing 4.34% of the capital.
In a press release sent to the Securities Market Commission (SCM), the TTCs indicate that since the announcement of the repo programme, on 10 February this year, they have already acquired a total of 5,700,697 own shares, for a cumulative amount of around EUR 33,59 million.
The shares of Sonae and CTT followed NOS and Corticeira Amorim, which rose respectively 1.07% to 5.66 euros, 1.05% to 6.74 euros and 0.51% to 18.84 euros, while REN and Jerome Martins both advanced 0.41% to 3.66 euros and 19.57 euros.
Navigator, Semapa and Galp advanced 0.33% to 3.04 euros, 0.30% to 19.88 euros and 0.26% to 19.05 euros.
More moderately, Mota-Engil and Altri rose by 0.17% to 4.66 euros and 0.12% to 4.23 euros.
On the contrary, Ibersol was down by 0.75% to EUR 10.58, while EDP Renewables and EDP were both down by 0.36% to EUR 13,90 and to EUR 5,04.
The BCP also dropped, namely 0.04% to 1.15 euros.
In Europe, the main scholarships opened today mixed, at a session where attention will remain focused on the artificial intelligence sector (IA) due to the high volatility of Nvidia in relation to a possible destitution of its executive director.
The euro was stable against the dollar, below $1.11, rising 0.02%, but to $1,1092 on the Frankfurt exchange market.
It has already been announced that UK gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 0.7% in the third quarter of the year – from July to September – compared to the previous three months.
In the United States, the initial applications for unemployment will be known today.
In the US, after closing with gains on Tuesday, the futures of the main indices were mixed, with Dow Jones showing a slight rise of 0.02% and the Nasdaq technology retreating 0.81%.
As far as oil is concerned, the price of the reference generic Brent barrel contract in Europe rose by 0.17% to $92.92.
The new oil increases occur in the face of the lack of progress in the conflict between the US and Iran, which seems to be at a standstill, and greater production in the Middle East.
Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest oil exporter, reported to OPEC that its production increased by 26% in October, reaching one of the highest monthly levels in years, while Iraq also increased its production to a new peak.