📋 In This Edition * Weekend Wrap: a Third Straight Weekly Gain, and August Still Has One Session Left * BCP Spent €16.2 Million Buying Itself in the Week It Reached an Eleven-Year High
A study for the European Parliament's fisheries committee logs six allocation criteria in Portugal and no environmental one. Undulate ray counts crew members, tuna runs on an Azores island key, sardine splits at 9 and 16 metres. Historical catch decides the rest.
On a €150,000 loan over 30 years at a 1 percent spread, the three-month reset adds €23.21, the six-month €46.95 and the twelve-month €70. The European Central Bank meets on 10 September, and markets are already pricing a second rise on 17 December.
The National Storage Strategy is now on Participa.pt and anyone can file a comment. It wants pumping at 3.9 GW and batteries at 3 GW by 2030, rising to 5.26 and 4.5 by 2040. The 2030 pumping number rests on one project, and Brussels still has to approve that half.
Not tinkering with IRC and IRS, says the liberals' parliamentary leader, but the tax system as a whole, plus justice, civil protection and Social Security. In Setúbal the Bloco calls its first Pureza-era forum a moment of listening. Both are aiming at the 2027 budget.
If you work in Portugal for a foreign company with no office here, a third company may hold your contract. The court declared the dismissal unlawful because the reasons were vague, and tied that vagueness to the structure itself. What to keep proof of.
Eighty-one museums, monuments and palaces plus three national theatres have to show their main works are done by Monday midnight. Ninety-nine percent of the money is in execution. But meeting the target is not reopening: São Carlos waits until 2028 and the Museu Nacional de Arqueologia until 2030.
