The Lisbon grant was now stable, with NOS “papers” falling by 2.37% and BCP’s rising by 0.91% to EUR 1.11.
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21/10/2026
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Lusa
A lisbon stock exchange was now stabilized, with NOS ‘papers’ falling 2.37% and BCP’s rising 0.91% to 1.11 euros.
Around 9:45 in Lisbon, PSI was moving 0.01% to 9,331.93 points, with eight companies going down and eight going up.
The shares of NOS were followed by those of Sonae and Semapa, which devalued 1.16% to 2.13 euros and 0.41% to 19.54 euros, while Mota-Engil and Teixeira Duarte both gave way 0.34% to 4.64 euros and to 0.44 euros.
More moderately, the CTT, Jerónimo Martins and Corticeira Amorim decreased by 0.18% to 5.50 euros, 0.16% to 18.38 euros and 0.15% to 6.80 euros.
Otherwise, after BCP, Galp, Ibersol and EDP Renewables advanced 0.85% to 22.51 euros, 0.57% to 10.50 euros and 0.42% to 12.00 euros.
Altri and REN rose from 0.35% to 4.34 euros and 0.28% to 3.56 euros.
The other two companies that valued themselves were EDP (0.23% to 4,71 euros) and Navigator (0.13% to 3,07 euros).
In Europe, the main stock exchanges opened today mixed, with the price of Brent oil and the interest on sovereign debts again on high, while paying attention to possible negotiations in Iran and tensions in France.
The euro was low against the dollar, but above $1.12, and dwindling 0.11% to $1.1224 on the Frankfurt exchange market.
The French Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, is meeting with the trade unions today after the episodes of violence in Saturday's demonstrations against the increase in the cost of living and the French Democratic Confederation of Labour (CFDT) have claimed a monthly salary increase of EUR 100 for all workers.
However, it has been reported that annual UK inflation rose to 3.5% in September, compared with 3.1% in August, thus placing itself at the highest level since October 2025.
Germany's 10-year bond interest, considered the safest in Europe, remained at 3.399%, while those in France rose to 4.962% against 4.929%.
France's risk premium, the 10-year interest differential against those in Germany, continued to rise to 156.8 basis points, a maximum of 15 years and above those in Italy, Spain, Greece and Portugal.
In the same sense, the interest on the debt of the United States to 10 years went up to 5.112% against 5.111% on the eve.
In turn, the price of Brent oil again increases despite the fact that in recent hours it has been reported that Qatar and Pakistan have submitted a proposal for mediation between Washington and Tehran, which would have received the approval of both governments to resume negotiations with mutual concessions.
The price of Brent's generic barrel contract, a reference in Europe, goes up 0.84% to 109.70 dollars.
The United Kingdom Government has today approved the start of the extraction of the major Jackdaw gas mine in the North Sea, which will provide gas to British homes at the end of this month.
The futures of the U.S. indices show a stabilization of Dow Jones and a 0.75% advance for Nasdaq technology.
The agenda of the day also highlights the presentation of business results.