Lisbon, May 27, 2026 (Lusa) - The Lisbon stock market was trading lower on Wednesday morning, with Galp and EDP leading the declines, falling 2.10% to €18.87 and 2.03% to €4.35, respectively.

At around 9.30 a.m. in Lisbon, the PSI (Portuguese Stock Index) maintained its opening trend and was down 0.58% to 9,142.32 points, with seven companies falling, eight rising, and one remaining unchanged (NOS at €5.23).

Galp and EDP shares were followed by those of EDP Renováveis, REN and Teixeira Duarte, which fell by 1.73% to €14.21, 1.25% to €3.55 and 1.11% to €0.44, respectively.

Mota-Engil and Ibersol fell by 0.33% to €4.83 and 0.17% to €11.66.

In the opposite direction, CTT, Semapa and Jerónimo Martins rose by 0.89% to €6.20, 0.85% to €23.70 and 0.75% to €18.74, respectively.

Navigator, BCP and Sonae rose by 0.47% to €3.41, 0.39% to €0.99 and 0.21% to €1.89.

The other two companies gaining ground were Altri (up 0.20% to €4.94) and Corticeira Amorim (up 0.15% to €6.61).

In Europe, the main stock markets opened higher on Wednesday morning, whilst oil prices fell, and there has been no progress in negotiations between Tehran and Washington to reach a peace agreement and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

The price of Brent Crude, the European benchmark, for July delivery fell by 2.14% to $97.45.

Dow Jones and Nasdaq futures are up 0.24% and 0.14%, respectively.

Highlights on Wednesday’s agenda in Europe include the publication of the ECB’s Financial Stability Report, job applications, consumer confidence and car registrations in France.

The latter indicator will also be published in Germany and Italy.

The euro was stronger, climbing 0.12% to $1.1645 on the Frankfurt foreign stock market.

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