PSI 20 closed Friday at 9,476.73 points, down 0.07%
Published on 11/09/2026 at 13:14 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSPSI 20 enters new week
- The PSI 20 closed the latest completed Lisbon session on Friday, November 6, at 9,476.73 points, down 0.07 percent.
- Telecoms, consumer services and financial stocks weighed on the index, while EDP Renováveis rose sharply.
- Early Monday trading was volatile, with the index initially lower before all 16 constituents were reported higher around 09:35 Lisbon time.
Portugal's PSI 20 enters the new week after its latest completed Lisbon session ended on Friday, November 6, at 9,476.73 points. The index lost 0.07 percent, according to ad-hoc-news.de's PSI 20 coverage. This is a preliminary outlook for Monday's session rather than a closing report.
Friday close reflected sector pressure
Friday's weakness was concentrated in telecoms, consumer services and financials. A Reuters report published by Investing.com said falling stocks outnumbered advancing ones on the Lisbon exchange by 16 to 11, with four unchanged.
EDP Renováveis was the strongest notable performer, rising 5.84 percent to 14.49 euros. Mota Engil gained 1.49 percent and Altri advanced 0.96 percent. The main drags included Galp Energia, down 3.15 percent, Sonae, down 2.20 percent, and NOS, down 1.54 percent. The same report noted weaker oil and a stronger US dollar during Friday's session, factors that formed part of the broader market backdrop.
Monday trading began unevenly
Lisbon opened Monday in negative territory, with the PSI initially down 0.22 percent at 9,455.94 points as EDP Renováveis, NOS and Sonae declined. Later, a Jornal Económico report recorded the index up 0.99 percent at 9,570.18 points around 09:35 Lisbon time, with all 16 constituents higher. BCP led the move, gaining 2.35 percent, while EDP, Teixeira Duarte and CTT also advanced.
The early rebound came as European markets traded mixed, oil prices fell and investors prepared for a potentially volatile week. The Eurogroup meeting was among the scheduled European events highlighted in the morning coverage, while investors were also monitoring energy prices, inflation developments and the technology sector.
Investor focus remains on breadth
For investors, the key question is whether Monday's broad early advance can persist beyond the opening phase. The contrast between Friday's narrow decline and Monday's reported breadth suggests that leadership among banks, utilities, energy and consumer shares will remain important for the PSI 20's direction. The next confirmed index reading and the eventual Lisbon close will determine whether the rebound represents a wider change in sentiment or only a short-term recovery.
Further PSI 20 coverage is available on the PSI 20 topic page.
