The near-isolated BCP valuation was not enough to keep the national stock market above the waterline on the day the EDP group lost gas again in the European energy crisis. The PSI-20 index closed the session on Thursday, losing 0.20% to 5,337.34, contradicting the gains recorded elsewhere on the “old continent”.
The bank, led by Miguel Maia, was one of the few (4) companies that managed to close the day at a high, climbing 1.56% to 13.05 cents per share. But this afternoon performance was even more grateful. well above 3%.
On Wednesday, the CEO of the Polish bank BCP Joao Brasch Jorge gave an interview to the agency. country, PPA, ensuring that Bank Millennium continues to work towards reaching out-of-court agreements with its clients regarding mortgage loans provided in foreign currencies, in particular Swiss francs.Another company that has established itself in positive territory is Galp Energia, which rose 0.62% to EUR 8.40 per share, thanks to the recent rise in oil prices. While both Brent and North American WTI are correcting today, they hit their highest levels since July after four days of gains yesterday.
On the other side of the barricade, there were 12 companies in decline, including two listed companies of the EDP group, which lost about 1%. The EDP lost 1.28% to € 4.64 per share, while the Renováveis EDP lost 0.64% to € 21.72. The same trend was observed in other companies in the sector at a time when Europe is experiencing a crisis in energy prices. Spain’s Iberdrola hit lows in more than a year.
