Lisbon, June 11, 2026 (Lusa) - The Lisbon stock market is trading higher on Thursday morning with Nos up 4.80% and EDP Renewables up 3.22%.

At around 9.30 am in Lisbon, 15 of the 16 stocks listed on the benchmark PSI (Portuguese Stock Index), had been rising since the opening, the exception being Jerónimo Martins, which was down 0.34% to €17.64.

At the top of the gainers, Nos was up 4.80% with the share price reaching €5.35, whilst EDP Renewables saw its share price rise 3.22% to €13.80.

Also showing movements of over 1% were EDP, which rose 1.83% to €4.46, Mota-Engil, with an enhancement of 1.75% to €4.53, CTT, up 1.31% to €5.81, and Sonae, up 1.04% to €1.95.

Teixeira Duarte (up 0.83% to €0.42), Galp (up 0.67% to €19.48), Semapa (up 0.64% to €23.45) and Navigator (up 0.63% to €3.52) were also rising.

Also in the green were BCP (up 0.53% to €0.92), Altri (up 0.50% to €5.00), REN (up 0.43% to €3.51), Ibersol (up 0.39% to €10.20) and Corticeira Amorim (up 0.30% to €6.67).

The main European stock markets were up at the start of trading today, whilst awaiting the European Central Bank’s (ECB) decision on monetary policy and developments in the Middle East conflict.

Meanwhile, Brent crude rose by 0.52% to US$93.60 a barrel, and Texas WTI, the US benchmark, rose by 0.70% to US$93.75.

The euro was trading higher at US$1.154 on a day when the ECB Governing Council is expected to raise key interest rates by 25 basis points – the first increase since September 2023.

Gold rose 0.48% to US$4,094.15 and bitcoin advanced 1.83% to US$62,586.38.

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