The Lisbon grant went up today, with PSI advancing 0.61% to 9,300.14 points, led by Jerónimo Martins and BCP, which rose by more than 2%.
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29/10/2026
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Lusa
A lisbon's stock exchange was now on the rise, with 14 companies on the rise, led by Jerónimo Martins and BCP, which rose 2.80% to 18.33 euros and 2.34% to 1.12 euros, after releasing results.
Around 09:45 in Lisbon, PSI advanced 0.61% to 9,300.14 points, with 14 companies valuing themselves and two to drop from quotation (CTT, -0.19% to 5.38 euros and Corticeira Amorim, -0.14% to 6.90 euros).
To the shares of Geronimo Martins and BCP – the owner of Pingo Doce had a fall in profits of 14.5% in the first nine months, to 414 million euros, and the bank led by Miguel Maya profits of 873.7 million euros, plus 12.6% - followed those of Teixeira Duarte, Mota-Engil and NOS, which valued 1.56% to 0.42 euros, 1.51% to 4.70 euros and 1.29% to 5.11 euros.
Ibersol, Sonae and Semapa rose 0.97% to 10.36 euros, 0.95% to 2.12 euros and 0.81% to 19.88 euros.
More moderately, EDP, EDP Renewables and REN valued 0.78% to 4.90 euros, 0.72% to 12.63 euros and 0.70% to 3.60 euros.
The other three companies that rose by quotation were Navigator (0.33% to EUR 3.07), Galp (0.19% to EUR 20.69) and Altri (0.12% to EUR 4.32).
In Europe, the main scholarships have opened today, at a session where interest is focused on the ECB's decision on the governing fees, which will probably keep at 2.50%, and the publication of numerous business results.
The euro was down against the dollar, below $1.12, and falling 0.19% to $1.1133 on the Frankfurt exchange market.
Markets are attentive to the ECB's decision on interest rates, which will likely keep at 2.50%, and subsequent statements by the president of the body, Christine Lagarde.
In turn, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) starts its two-day monetary policy meeting after last month's short-term reference interest rate has risen to 1.25%, the highest level in almost 31 years in the Asian country.
In the meantime, grants remain influenced by the large number of third quarter results being presented.
The price of the reference generic Brent barrel contract in Europe was 0.86% down to $114.38.
The futures of the U.S. indices are mixed, as Dow Jones rises 0.40% and the Nasdaq technology drops 1.27%, after both of them have closed high on the eve.