Markets Briefing

📋 In This Edition * The Week the PSI Set a Record and Gave It Back Twenty-Four Hours Later * Portugal Carries 3.90 Percent Into Monday, and France Spent Saturday Explaining Why It Pays 4.57 * Friday's Euribor Landed This Morning, and the Two Fixings That Matter Went Opposite Ways

📋 In This Edition * The PSI Gave Back Thursday's Record in One Session, and the Week Still Ended Higher * Fifteen of Sixteen Fell, and Mota-Engil Was the Only Name Left Standing * The Bank of Japan Followed the Fed by a Vote of 7 to 2, and Took Its Rate

📋 In This Edition * The PSI Went Through Its 52-Week High and Closed at the Very Top of Its Own Range * Fifteen of Sixteen Rose, and the Two EDP Names Led Again * The Fed Raised Rates on Wednesday by a Vote of 12 to 0, and Europe Bought It on Thursday

📋 In This Edition * The PSI Closed Ten Points Below Its 52-Week High, and Beat Every Major European Index Again * Oil Gave Back Two Sessions of Gains, Which Is Why Lisbon Rose and Galp Did Not * Portugal Paid 3.103 Percent for One-Year Money, the Most in More Than Two Years

📋 In This Edition * Lisbon Was the Only Major European Market to Close Higher, and It Took Back Half of Monday * Galp Led the Heavyweights on the Day a Bill to Tax Its Excess Profits at 33 Percent Reached Parliament * A Halted Saudi Pipeline Is Still Setting the Oil Price, and

📋 In This Edition * A Ship Was Hit in the Strait of Hormuz Hours Before Iran Sits Down With the Gulf * The Week Split Evenly. Friday Did Not: Twelve Up, One Flat, Three Down * Portugal Carries a 3.87 Percent Yield and a 35 Basis Point Spread Into Wednesday's