Markets Briefing

📋 In This Edition * The Run Ends, and One Stock Does All the Work * Mota-Engil's Best First Half Ever, and a Promise to Fight the Rail Verdict * Novobanco Puts the Entire Luís Filipe Vieira Estate on the Market * MEO's Revenue Has Stopped Growing and Its Operating Profit

📋 In This Edition * A Fifth Straight Gain, Won by Less Than a Point * Mota-Engil Takes a Thousand Kilometres in Congo and Is Shown the Door at Oiã to Soure * Revolut Puts Portugal in the First Three Countries for Its Euro Stablecoin * Two Data Centres in Abrantes Would Draw Nineteen Times

📋 In This Edition * Utilities Carry Lisbon to a Fourth Straight Gain as Crude Falls Away * Volkswagen Says Palmela Still Gets the ID.Every1, and the Component Makers Say That Is Not the Whole Story * CTT Reads Europe's Parcel Crackdown as a Window to Buy Something * Portugal Has Almost

📋 In This Edition * Lisbon Renews Its April High on One Very Large Grocer * Six Finance Ministers Ask Dublin to Put an Energy Windfall Tax Back on the Table * Euribor's Climb Pushes Savings Certificates Into Their Legal Ceiling * Fidelidade Picks Up a French Construction Book That QBE Is Walking

📋 In This Edition * Every Shift Out at Sines, and Madeira Starts Counting Days * Tech: The Layer Portugal Does Not Own, and the Talent It Loses Because of It * Gold, Bitcoin and a US Debt Pile That Passed $40 Trillion * Where Lisbon Actually Stands: August, the Year, and the Curve * The

📋 In This Edition * Weekend Wrap: Lisbon Finishes the Week Back at April's Levels * The Statisticians Clear the REN Purchase of a Deficit Hit, but Not of the Politics * A €75 Million Porto Tower Trades 80 Luxury Flats for 249 Ordinary Ones * Securitas Portugal Puts Its Next €151 Million