The Lisbon Stock Exchange closed today near the so-called 'water line', with the PSI index registering a decline of 0.04%, settling at 9,401.50 points. This minimal variation reflects a day of weak dynamics in the Portuguese market.
The negative performance of the PSI was penalized mainly by the EDP group and Jerónimo Martins, whose shares contributed to the index's decline. Both securities exerted pressure on the market during the session.
In the opposite direction, BCP managed to avoid more significant losses, functioning as a supporting factor that prevented a more pronounced decline in the main Portuguese index.
The term 'water line' refers to the equilibrium or break-even level, suggesting that the Lisbon market closed very close to a situation of stability, without significant gains or losses.
