PSI 20 closes at 9,548.46 points after 0.07% decline
Published on 11/10/2026 at 22:54 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSPSI 20 ends slightly lower
- The PSI 20 closed Tuesday at 9,548.46 points, down 0.07% from Monday's 9,554.88-point close.
- Energy stocks weighed on Lisbon, with EDP Renovaveis, EDP and Galp among the weakest performers.
- Higher-than-expected US inflation and rising sovereign yields tempered broader gains across European equities.
Portugal's PSI 20 closed Tuesday's Lisbon session at 9,548.46 points, down 0.07%, or 6.42 points, from Monday's close of 9,554.88. The decline left the Portuguese benchmark out of step with most major European markets, which finished higher.
According to Jornal Economico, the PSI was pressured primarily by the energy sector as crude prices continued to retreat. EDP Renovaveis fell 2.47% to 13.81 euros, EDP declined 1.71% to 4.973 euros and Galp lost 1.24% to 18.75 euros.
Energy stocks offset broader European gains
NOS was the strongest PSI constituent cited in the report, gaining 2.56% to 5.61 euros. The session was not uniformly weak across the market: seven of the index's 16 constituents ended lower, while the wider Lisbon exchange recorded 21 advancing stocks, eight decliners and one unchanged issue, according to Investing.com.
Market conditions elsewhere in Europe were more supportive. The Stoxx 600 rose 0.40%, while the Euro Stoxx 50 gained 0.93%, as reported by Jornal Economico. The contrast highlighted the effect of the PSI's energy weighting on Tuesday's local performance rather than a broad-based retreat across all Portuguese shares.
Inflation and yields shape late trading
Jornal Economico said the session was also influenced by October US consumer-price data, which rose 0.4% month over month against a 0.3% estimate. The report said the surprise reinforced expectations of a possible 25-basis-point Federal Reserve rate increase at the December 9 meeting and contributed to higher sovereign yields. Portugal's 10-year yield was reported at 3.76%, up 7.09 basis points.
Investors also followed a new round of trilateral negotiations involving the United States, Russia and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi. Falling oil prices and expectations surrounding the talks supported sentiment in parts of Europe, but the PSI 20 still finished marginally lower as losses in EDP and Galp outweighed gains among several other constituents.
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