The Lisbon Stock Exchange closed this Thursday’s session colored green, with the PSI-20 up 0.74% to 5706.07. Of the 19 included in the main Portuguese index, ten rose, seven fell and two remained unchanged.
Leading the gains in particular was BCP, which rose 4.41% on the day AlphaValue’s analysts raised its price target. An independent consultant raised the “target” for the shares to 0.23 euros per share. At today’s session, the share price was 0.17 euros.
Retail also had a good moment, with Jerónimo Martins becoming the second listed company on the revenue podium, up 1.10%. Sonae advanced 0.29%.
In the energy sector, which has the most weight on the Lisbon Stock Exchange, EDP Renováveis was the only one to stand out with a 0.30% drop. Otherwise, Galp Energia (+0.12%), EDP (+0.91%), REN (+0.60%) and Greenvolt (+0.16%) finished the day in green.
The loss leader was Ibersol, shedding 1.17%, followed by Ramada, shedding 0.83%, and Navigator, shedding 0.41%.
Lisbon was on the upside in mixed Europe this session, with France and the Stoxx 600 depreciating while the rest of the major European markets ended the day higher.
