The Lisbon Stock Exchange today maintained the upward trend of the opening, in line with the main European squares, with Altri, EDP and EDP Renewables rising over 1.20%. PSI advanced 0.58% to 9,364.75 points, with 13 companies rising, two down and one maintaining value.
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13/10/2026
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A lisbon stock exchange today maintained the upward trend of opening, in line with the main European squares, with Altri, EDP and EDP Renewables rising over 1.20%.
Altri, EDP and EDP Renewable shares valued 1.29% to 4.32 euros, 1.23% to 4.92 euros and 1.20% to 12.61 euros.
Around 9:25 in Lisbon, PSI was moving 0.58% to 9,364.75 points, with 13 companies going up, two down and one maintaining value (Galp at 22,36 euros).
The actions of Altri and the two EDPs followed those of BCP, Semapa and Navigator, which valued 0.98% to 1.13 euros, 0.94% to 19.26 euros and 0.79% to 3.97 euros.
More moderately, Sonae, Mota-Engil and REN rose by 0.73% to 2.07 euros, 0.68% to 4.72 euros and 0.56% to 3.58 euros.
Jerónimo Martins and Ibersol advanced 0.53% to 17,21 euros and 0,50% to 9,99 euros, while Corticeira Amorim and Teixeira Duarte both rose 0.45% to 6,70 euros and to 0,45 euros.
On the contrary, in addition to the TTCs, which lost 1.71% to 5.45 euros, NOS dropped 0.10% to 5.18 euros.
In Europe, the main scholarships opened today in the face of a new drop in the price of oil, although Brent's barrel remains above 105 dollars, after arriving on Monday at almost 107 dollars.
The euro was high against the dollar, but below $1.12 and was worth 0.32% to $1.1191 on the Frankfurt exchange market.
In Europe, the main focus will be France, where budget debate begins at the National Assembly. The Government does not currently have sufficient support to approve the budget as it stands.
Investors remain aware of developments in the Middle East and its impact on energy prices.
The price of Brent's generic barrel contract, a reference in Europe, goes back 1.26% to $105.31.
The stock exchanges receive momentum from falling interest on sovereign debts. The interest on Germany's 10-year bond, considered the safest in Europe, fell to 3.437 %, as against 3.475 %, and from France to 4.845 %, as against 4.898 %.
The interest on the debt of the United States of America at 10 years also dropped, to 5.18%, against 5.240% on the eve.
In the macroeconomic context, this week highlights the publication of the final readings of September inflation in the euro area and its main economies, starting today with data from Germany's consumer price index (CIP).
However, today officially begins the season of publication of quarterly results on Wall Street, with large American banks as protagonists.
The futures of the U.S. indices show a 0.52% advance for Dow Jones and a 0.74% drop for Nasdaq technology, after they had finished with the same trends the day before.