The main European scholarships opened high, although Brent climbed above $91 a barrel after trading under $90 on Thursday.
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11/11/2026
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Lusa
Athe main European scholarships opened today on high, although Brent's price is rising moderately and above $91 a barrel, after Thursday he came to negotiate under $90.
At 8:50 in Lisbon, the EuroStoxx 600 rose 0.65% to 662.56 points.
The scholarships from London, Paris and Frankfurt advanced 0.81%, 0.82% and 1.05%, as well as Madrid and Milan, which rose 0.41% and 0.70%.
The Lisbon grant maintained the opening trend, with the main index, PSI, to advance 0.18% to 9.567.59 points.
The euro was dwindling against the dollar, below $1.12, falling by 0.17% to $1.1145 on the Frankfurt exchange market.
Today, Spain lives a day of general strike called by the vast majority of trade unions across the country to claim the right to a decent housing and wages in the face of the cost of living, on the eve of the start of the campaign for the general elections of November 29.
In Germany, the end date of October inflation will be known.
Waiting for advances in diplomatic negotiations between the US and Iran, the price of Brent’s generic reference barrel contract in Europe rose by 0.51% to $91.96 and that of the reference West Texas Intermediate barrel (WTI) in the US, increased by 0.19% to $86.20.
The price of the active contract of natural gas on the Dutch TFF market, the reference in Europe, also rose by 2.57% to EUR 86,910 per megawatt hour (MWh).
In the USA, after closing with losses on Tuesday, the futures of the main indices were on the rise, with Dow Jones rising by 0.22% and Nasdaq technology advancing by 0.57%.
On Tuesday, after the market closed, the North American computer company CoreWeave published results that were better than expected, sending positive signals on demand, although with the financing difficulties to persist.
The Asian scholarships also closed today, with the South Korean Kospi rising 2.60%), the Nikkei index of the Tokyo scholarship 1.31%, the Shanghai grant 0.46%, the Shenzhen grant 1.32%, while the Hong Kong Hang Seng gave 1.32% just before the end of the session.
In the debt market, Germany's 10-year bond interest, considered the safest in Europe, fell to 3.295%, compared to 3.318%.
On the other hand, the 10-year interest on US debt increased to 4.996% against 4.992%.
In the precious metals market, gold was worth 0.63% to 4,058,19 dollars per ounce, while silver rose 2.77% to $52,9600.
Bitcoin was stabilized, rising 0.07% to $73,838.1.