Markets Briefing

Monday, 6 July 2026. The new trading week opened on the back foot: after a rally that carried the PSI to a one-month high on Friday, Lisbon reversed course and tracked a softer Europe lower, with the very energy names that led the climb now leading the retreat. Below: the

Weekend edition — Sunday, 5 July 2026. Euronext Lisbon is dark on Saturday and Sunday, so the levels below reference Friday's 3 July close, when the PSI signed off at a one-month high. With the tape quiet, this Sunday brief looks at the verdict the sell-side handed down as

Weekend edition — Saturday, 4 July 2026. Euronext Lisbon is closed Saturday and Sunday, so the figures below reference Friday's 3 July close. Trading resumes Monday. Here is the week in review — a soft start that gave way to a powerful two-day finish — plus the corporate stories that mattered

Friday, 3 July 2026. Euronext Lisbon stretched its rebound into a second session, closing at a one-month high as the EDP energy complex and construction names powered a broad advance. Yet the day had a glaring outlier: retail heavyweight Jerónimo Martins bucked the rally to sink to a fresh one-year

Thursday, 2 July 2026. Euronext Lisbon snapped a three-session losing streak in style, rallying broadly to a one-month high as retail, telecoms and paper names led an advance that lifted almost the entire index. Below, where the PSI settled, what bonds and a rebounding euro are signalling, and three business

Wednesday, 1 July 2026. Euronext Lisbon opened the second half of the year on the back foot, sliding for a third straight session as telecoms and grid names led the retreat and only a handful of blue chips finished higher. Below, where the PSI settled, what bonds and the euro