The Lisbon Stock Exchange ended the penultimate session of the week in negative territory, as well as in Europe, where the red color also prevailed.
Thus, the national platform closed the third losing session in a row, which has not happened since October 12.
PSI ended the day down 0.93% to 5745.57. Among the 15 registered companies that make up the main national index, only three ended the session in positive territory. Navigator shares lost 4.72% to 3.67 euros, hitting new lows on November 21st. The move comes on the same day that the papermaker’s securities went ex-dividend, meaning they no longer qualify for the 21.091 cents per share emergency gross award that will be distributed from the following December 12.
Still among paper producers, Semapa lost 0.58% to EUR 13.70, while Altri shed 1.03% to EUR 5.31.
Sentiment was mixed in the energy sector, with Greenvolt leading gains, up 1.12% to €8.15, along with Galp up 0.26% to €11.67, on a day when international oil trading marked sharp growth. fluctuation between profit and loss. REN fell 0.19% to EUR 2.56.
Among the heavyweights, EDP and EDP Renováveis fell 0.83% to €4.55 and 2.19% to €21.39, respectively.Investors digested a series of novelties from a group led by Miguel Stilwell d’Andrade. EDP Renováveis won two new projects in the USAand the parent company completed the sale of the Mascaranhas hydroelectric plant in Brazil.
Finally, in retail, Jerónimo Martins shed 0.48% to €20.52 and Sonae shed 0.74% to €0.94.
Taking into account the holiday, on the occasion of the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin, the volume of trading slightly decreased compared to the previous session from 150,607,606 points on Wednesday to 112,970,404 points.
