European stock exchanges closed without a single direction, with Lisbon standing out as the big exception, as the PSI-20 led the gains, rising 0.66%, to 9,481.29 points, driven by construction companies Mota-Engil and Teixeira Duarte, as well as Galp Energia, which benefited both from the prime minister's statements about negotiations with Moeve and from the rise in oil prices. Brent approached 100 dollars, but sovereign debt yields remained stable. While the Euro STOXX 50, the STOXX Europe 600, the CAC 40 and the DAX closed in positive territory, Madrid, Milan and London registered slight losses. The market now has its eyes on Thursday, when the ECB is expected to announce a 25 basis point rate hike for the Eurozone.
Jornal Económico08/09/26, 17:21
