daily-briefing

Your morning briefing on what matters in Portugal today. Constitutional Court Rejects Montenegro's Spinumviva Appeal The Tribunal Constitucional has declined to hear Prime Minister Luís Montenegro's appeal against disclosing his family firm's client...

Good morning. Here is your briefing on the stories shaping Portugal today. Fuel prices set to jump Monday Portuguese drivers face a potential increase of up to €0.10 per litre at the pump from Monday 9 March, following a 17% surge in Brent crude...

Your morning briefing on what matters in Portugal today. Social Concertation Meets Today on Labour Reform The Social Concertation Council holds a key plenary session today that could determine the fate of the government's Trabalho XXI labour...

Economy: GDP Growth Confirmed at 1.9% for 2025 The National Institute of Statistics has confirmed that Portugal's economy grew 1.9% in real terms during 2025, following 2.2% growth in 2024. In nominal terms, GDP reached approximately 307 billion...

Iran Crisis Dominates Global Headlines The US and Israel launched joint military strikes against Iran on Saturday, hitting Tehran and seven other cities. Iranian state media confirmed the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Iran...

S&P Improves Portugal's Credit Outlook to Positive Standard & Poor's maintained Portugal's A+ sovereign rating but upgraded the outlook from stable to positive, signalling a further ratings improvement could come soon. The agency cited...