Lisbon Stock Exchange closes down 0.38% in line with Europe
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Lisbon Stock Exchange closes down 0.38% in line with Europe

dnoticias.pt10 September 2026 at 00:37

The Lisbon stock exchange closed yesterday in negative territory, with the PSI index recording a decline of 0.38% to 9,445.17 points. This decline followed the negative trend seen in the major European markets.

Of the 16 listed companies that make up the PSI, 12 saw their share prices fall, while three managed gains. Corticeira Amorim was the only company that remained unchanged, trading at 6.98 euros.

Mota-Engil was the company with the biggest decline in the index, dropping 3.37% to 4.90 euros. Among the main declines were also CTT, which devalued by 2.03% to 6.28 euros, and Ibersol, which retreated by 1.78% to 9.96 euros.

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