Lisbon, July 10, 2026 (Lusa) - The Lisbon stock market was trading lower on Friday, with Teixeira Duarte down 1.53% to €0.48.
At around 9:35 a.m. in Lisbon, the PSI was down 0.32% at 9,095.22 points, with nine companies falling, six rising and one remaining unchanged (Corticeira Amorim at €6.36).
Teixeira Duarte’s shares were followed by those of CTT, EDP Renováveis and Jerónimo Martins, which fell by 1.11% to 5.80 euros, 1.09% to €13.60 and 0.97% to 16.31 euros, respectively.
Mota-Engil, Sonae and REN also fell in value, by 0.71% to €4.50, 0.47% to €2.12 and 0.40% to €3.69, respectively.
EDP and Altri fell by 0.23% to €4.43 and by 0.11% to €4.73.
Conversely, Galp, Semapa and Ibersol rose by 0.97% to €19.79, by 0.96% to €20.95 and by 0.53% to €9.41.
The other three companies that rose were NOS (up 0.33% to €4.90), Navigator (up 0.30% to €3.31) and BCP (up 0.05% to €1.04).
Across Europe, the main stock exchanges opened higher today, keeping a close eye on developments in the conflict between the US and Iran and the debut of South Korea’s SK Hynix on the Nasdaq in New York.
European stock markets reacted positively on Thursday after US President Donald Trump indicated that the Iranian authorities were willing to resume negotiations, despite having stated on Wednesday that he considered the truce to be over.
Reports now indicate that year-on-year inflation in Germany stood at 2.3% in June, confirming the preliminary estimate and marking a moderation from the 2.6% recorded in May, whilst year-on-year inflation in France slowed to 1.8% in June, six tenths of a percentage point lower than in May, thanks to the slowdown in energy prices and, in particular, petroleum products.
The euro is up 0.09% against the dollar, trading at 1.1440 on the Frankfurt foreign exchange market.
Following the rise in tensions in the Middle East, the situation stabilised on Thursday with the US and Iran adopting a wait-and-see approach, which contributed to the fall in oil prices, a trend that is continuing this Friday.
The price of Brent crude, the European benchmark, for August delivery, fell by 0.31% to 72.92 dollars.
Today, the International Energy Agency (IEA) is publishing its monthly oil market report.
South Korean memory chip giant SK hynix begins trading today on the US Nasdaq index, with a share offering valued at around $28 billion, which it hopes will finance the construction of a new factory and other investments.
US futures, which closed higher on Thursday, are down 0.42% for the Nasdaq and up 0.13% for the Dow Jones.
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