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PSI 20 closes 0.48 percent higher at 9,594.51 points

Published on 11/11/2026 at 18:46 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Portugal's PSI 20 closed Wednesday 0.48 percent higher at 9,594.51 points. Energy shares and a broadly positive European market helped lift the Lisbon benchmark.

PSI 20 closes higher

The PSI 20 ended Wednesday, November 11, at 9,594.51 points, up 0.48 percent.
Energy stocks led Lisbon, with EDP, Galp Energia and EDP Renovaveis among the strongest performers.
Broader European markets also advanced, while technology optimism supported investor sentiment.
The index gained 46.05 points from Tuesday's close at 9,548.46 points.

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Portugal's PSI 20 ended the Wednesday, November 11, 2026 session at 9,594.51 points, gaining 0.48 percent in Lisbon. The close was 46.05 points above Tuesday's 9,548.46-point finish, marking a clear rebound after the previous session's decline.

The closing level and the main market drivers were reported by Jornal Economico. The report said the PSI 20 followed gains across major European markets, while energy stocks and renewed optimism around technology supported the session.

Energy stocks lead Lisbon

EDP was the strongest large energy contributor among the stocks highlighted in the report, rising 1.71 percent to 5.058 euros. Galp Energia added 1.36 percent to 19.00 euros, while EDP Renovaveis advanced 1.01 percent to 13.95 euros. The moves gave the energy segment a prominent role in the index's advance.

Sonae moved in the opposite direction, falling 0.66 percent to 2.265 euros. The uneven performance shows that the benchmark's gain was not broad-based across every major constituent, even though the overall index finished higher.

European backdrop remains supportive

The broader European tone was positive. The Stoxx 600 rose 0.67 percent and the Euro Stoxx 50 gained 1.04 percent to 6,393.39 points. London's FTSE 100 advanced 0.78 percent, Paris's CAC 40 rose 0.66 percent and Frankfurt's DAX added 1.12 percent. Madrid's IBEX 35 increased 0.48 percent, matching the PSI 20's percentage gain.

Jornal Economico also reported that Brent crude rose 2.54 percent to 93.81 US dollars per barrel and West Texas Intermediate increased 2.25 percent to 87.98 US dollars. The article attributed the positive European market tone to energy performance, easing oil-related pressure and a recovery in risk appetite, while also pointing to technology optimism.

What investors should watch

The PSI 20's advance restored part of the ground lost on Tuesday, but the session's leadership remained concentrated in energy-related names. For investors monitoring the Lisbon benchmark, the next sessions will show whether the stronger European tone and support from the energy sector develop into a broader move across Portuguese equities.

Further PSI 20 coverage is available on the PSI 20 topic page.