Portugal's government yesterday approved legislation enabling a single heir to force the sale of inherited property after two years of deadlock, a measure designed to unlock thousands of homes trapped in undivided estates while navigating sensitive...
Markets & Currency PSI-20 hits 18-year high. Portugal's benchmark stock index reached 9,173 points in late February, the highest level since June 2008. Over the past year, the PSI-20 has gained 34.51 percent, significantly outperforming many...
AIMA Strike Next Monday. Cultural mediators at Portugal's immigration agency AIMA will strike on 30 March, warning the agency cannot function without their interpretation and liaison services. The strike highlights chronic understaffing at AIMA as...
Credit rating agency DBRS maintained its 2.1 percent GDP growth forecast for Portugal in 2026 while revising its 2027 outlook upward to 1.8 percent, describing the adjustments as "modest and mixed" against a backdrop of mounting uncertainty tied to...
António José Seguro won Portugal's presidential runoff on 8 February with 67 percent of the vote, defeating far-right Chega leader André Ventura in what became the most decisive rejection of far-right politics in Portugal's democratic era. Seguro's...
Portugal's statistics office has suspended publication of official rental market data for the second time, leaving policymakers and the public without reliable information on rents and tenancy volumes for nearly twelve months as the government...
Food prices in Portugal are at record levels, and with inflation showing no signs of easing, shopping smart is no longer optional—it's essential. Whether you're an expat on a fixed pension or a working resident trying to stretch your paycheck, the...
