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PSI opens session in the red

Jornal Económico15 September 2026 at 08:13

The Lisbon stock exchange opened the session in negative territory, with the PSI falling 0.43% to 9,339.85 points. Among the companies that penalized the index the most were BCP, which fell 1.27% to 1.1675 euros, REN with a drop of 0.58% to 3.420 euros, Jerónimo Martins slipping 0.57% to 17.56 euros, EDP sliding 0.48% to 4.953 euros and Mota-Engil retreating 0.21% to 4.790 euros.

On the contrary, Semapa managed a gain of 1.72% to 20.70 euros, NOS gained 0.57% to 5.315 euros and Corticeira Amorim increased 0.57% to 7.05 euros.

The main European markets were also trading in the red, with the German DAX falling 0.18% to 25,564.50 points, the French CAC40 losing 0.41% to 8,084.51 points and the Spanish Ibex35 dropping 0.37% to 19,490.07 points.

In the commodities market, Texas WTI oil rose 1.98% to 103.43 dollars per barrel and Brent gained 1.92% to 107.68 dollars. Natural gas increased 0.45% to 2.896 dollars. In the foreign exchange market, the euro depreciated 0.14% against the dollar, settling at 1.1534 dollars.

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This report directly affects Portuguese investors and market participants who track the PSI index and individual stocks like BCP, EDP, and Jerónimo Martins. It provides them with opening market data that informs buy and sell decisions. The article also contextualizes the Lisbon market within broader European trends, showing how regional and global factors like oil prices and currency movements influence local trading.

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