Lisbon follows European losses. EDPR down more than 3%
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Lisbon follows European losses. EDPR down more than 3%

Jornal de Negócios2 September 2026 at 16:49

The main European markets recorded significant declines, with investors showing concern over the current economic scenario. Lisbon followed this negative European market trend.

Investors anticipate interest rate hikes by central banks as a way to combat inflationary pressures affecting the European and global economy.

In the Portuguese market, the PSI-20 followed the European downward trend, with energy sector companies leading the losses among the main listed stocks.

EDPR, a renewable energy sector company, was one of the most penalized listed companies, with a decline of more than 3% in its share price.

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