Lisbon closes week in the green with BCP leading gains
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Lisbon closes week in the green with BCP leading gains

Jornal de Negócios28 August 2026 at 16:54

The Portuguese stock exchange closed the last session of the week in positive territory, following the favorable sentiment registered in European markets. Lisbon thus closed the week in the green.

BCP, the bank led by Miguel Maya, was the stock that led the day's gains, standing out as the main driver of the national index during this session.

The positive sentiment experienced in Europe contributed to the favorable performance of the Portuguese stock exchange, which managed to end the week with positive results.

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