Lisbon follows European gains driven by BCP
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Lisbon follows European gains driven by BCP

Jornal de Negócios11 September 2026 at 16:59

The main European markets closed higher, benefiting from the retreat in oil prices. This appreciation movement occurred after several sessions of acceleration in the markets.

In Lisbon, the stock market index followed the positive trend of European markets. Among the positive highlights, Ibersol, Nos and BCP led the gains on the Portuguese stock exchange. BCP, in particular, was mentioned as driving the Lisbon performance.

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