Markets Briefing

📋 In This Edition * Lisbon Closes the Week 26 Points Short of Its 52-Week High * The Bond Market Went Quiet, and the Euribor Did Not * The French Owner of Lusíadas Saúde Puts Itself Up for Sale * Fitch Holds NOS at BBB, and JB Capital Turns Buyer on Ibersol * Also on the

📋 In This Edition * The ECB Raises to 2.5% in Berlin, and Lagarde Will Not Say What Comes Next * Lisbon Was the Only Major European Index to Close Higher, and NOS Did Most of It * The Bond Market Sold Off Before the Decision and Kept Selling After It * The World

📘 New Guide Published Personal Insolvency in Portugal in 2026: A Practical Guide to the Exoneracao do Passivo Restante, the Three Years of Ceded Income, the 300,000 Euro Small-Debtor Route, and the Four Debts a Discharge Never Clears How the CIRE discharge works after Lei 9/2022: three years of

📋 In This Edition * Five Stocks Rose and the Index Rose With Them, Because They Were the Right Five * Mota-Engil Takes Its First ExxonMobil Work in Mozambique, at 207 Million Dollars * Goldman Sachs Puts 120 Dollar Oil Back on the Table * Europe Sold Bonds and Portugal's Spread Did Not

📋 In This Edition * OPEC+ Stops Adding Barrels, and October Is the Month It Stops * Where the Index Actually Stands Going Into Monday * Portugal Sells Bonds on Wednesday, and the ECB Meets the Same Morning * A British Insurer With 143 Billion Euros Under Administration Opens a Portuguese Arm * The Estádio do

📋 In This Edition * The Week Closed Before the Upgrade Landed * Portugal Was Already Trading Like an A+ Borrower * Crude Had Its Biggest Week Since July, and Saturday Added to It * The Fórum para a Competitividade Reads a Good Year and Finds Four Problems * A Banking Sector Priced Above Book, and