PSI 20 closes at 9,319.57 points, up 0.80 percent

The PSI 20 closed Thursday, October 29, 2026, at 9,319.57 points, a gain of 73.79 points or 0.80 percent from the previous close of 9,245.78. The Lisbon market was already closed by the late European reporting window. MarketWatch recorded the delayed quote at 5:05 p.m. WEST, equivalent to 6:05 p.m. Berlin time.

Broad participation supports the advance

The closing move was supported by gains across several major groups. Investing.com, citing a Reuters market report, said consumer services, financials and utilities led the market higher. Advancing stocks outnumbered declining stocks 18 to 6, while four components ended unchanged.

Jerónimo Martins leads listed performers

Jerónimo Martins was the strongest named performer in the report, rising 2.58 percent, or 0.46 points, to 18.29 euros at the close. Banco Comercial Português added 1.33 percent, or 0.01 points, to 1.11 euros. Teixeira Duarte gained 1.08 percent to 0.42 euros.

On the weaker side, Mota Engil declined 0.26 percent to 4.61 euros. Galp Energia and REN were reported unchanged at 20.65 euros and 3.59 euros, respectively. The session therefore combined a positive index result with a relatively broad rise in Lisbon-listed constituents.

Market context at the close

Commodity markets were mixed in the same report: Brent for January delivery fell 1.00 percent to 110.52 US dollars a barrel, while December crude declined 0.99 percent to 101.76 US dollars. The euro-dollar exchange rate was described as little changed. These figures provide closing-market context but do not by themselves establish a causal link to the PSI 20's performance.

For investors, Thursday's gain lifted the benchmark meaningfully above Wednesday's close, while the breadth of the advance suggests that the move was not limited to a single constituent. The next session will determine whether the index can consolidate the recovery. Further PSI 20 coverage is available on the PSI 20 topic page.