All news
Politics
Business
Technology
Incidents
Sports
Weather
Science
Entertainment
World
Real Estate
AI News
Lisbon follows the red tide in Europe. EDPR sinks almost 6%
Business
Artificial intelligence
Lisboa

Lisbon follows the red tide in Europe. EDPR sinks almost 6%

Jornal de Negócios14 September 2026 at 17:01

European markets recorded a significant decline, with Lisbon following this negative trend. The PSI-20 index was no exception to the scenario of generalized drops across Europe.

The EDP group was the main responsible for the losses on the Portuguese market, leading the declines among national companies.

The renewable energy company EDPR (EDP Renováveis) recorded one of the biggest drops, sinking almost 6% during the trading session.

Concerns related to the impact of artificial intelligence and the worsening of the crisis in the Middle East were the main factors that penalized the European indices, dragging the Portuguese market along with them.

Why this matters

Portuguese investors with positions in the PSI-20, particularly in EDP and EDPR shares, saw the value of their investments fall significantly. The nearly 6% drop in EDPR represents substantial losses in a single trading day, directly affecting the portfolios of individual and institutional investors in the Portuguese market.

About this summary

This is our short summary of a report published by Jornal de Negócios on 14 September 2026 at 17:01; the full text stays with the publisher. In our feed it sits under Business, and it concerns Lisboa. We currently carry 22688 items in that section.

All items in this section →
Source

Related articles

Business

Rede Expressos Resumes Lisbon/Moura Route Suspended Since the Pandemic

The express route between Lisbon and Moura will resume from October 5, 2026, after being suspended since the COVID-19 pandemic. Rede Nacional de Expressos announced the decision to the Mayor of Moura, Álvaro Azedo, who shared the information through social media. The service will run on Sundays, switching to Mondays when Sunday falls on a public holiday, with departure and arrival at Moura Intermodal Station, restoring a direct link to the capital that had been interrupted for several years.

Rádio Campanário14/09/26, 18:01
Business

Infarmed bans export of 51 medicines

The National Authority of Medicines and Health Products (Infarmed) has banned the export of 51 medicines, in a measure that takes effect on Tuesday. This list aims to guarantee the supply of the national market, preventing essential medicines from being diverted to other countries, particularly in situations of shortage.

Diário de Leiria14/09/26, 18:00
Business

"Thanksgiving day" at the University of Évora: €177,470 in patronage supports 81 students (with photos)

The University of Évora received €177,470 in patronage from 16 public and private entities, allowing 81 scholarships to be awarded to students in financial hardship through the Student Social Support Fund (FASE-UÉ). Rector António Candeias highlighted the historical importance of patronage for higher education and advocated for better legal frameworks for these practices in Portugal. During the ceremony honoring the patrons, a solidarity cheque of €5,872 was also delivered to the university's Social Action Services.

Rádio Campanário14/09/26, 17:44
Business

Deco. Lower IRS Withholding Does Not Mean Less Tax

The consumer defense association warns that lower IRS withholding on salaries in 2026 may leave more money available monthly, but does not necessarily mean paying less tax at the end of the year. The organization warns that taxpayers may face significant adjustments in 2027, recommending increased attention to withheld amounts to avoid unpleasant surprises in the annual return.

Observador14/09/26, 17:44