Lisbon, Feb. 11, 2026 (Lusa) - The Lisbon stock market closed higher on Wednesday, with the PSI rising 1.31% to 9,070.52 points, for the first time since 2008, driven by the energy sector.
Of the 16 companies included in the benchmark PSI (Portuguese Share Index), 14 closed in positive territory, with Ibersol unchanged at €11.10 and only one in the red.
The PSI was driven mainly by companies listed in the energy sector. REN rose by 2.68% to 3.64%, while Galp Energia advanced by 2.42% to €17.99.
In the EDP group, the parent company gained 1.79% to €4.43, while the subsidiary EDP Renováveis rose 1.13% to €13.45.
The pulp and paper sector also stood out, with Navigator rising by 2.51% to €3.43, Altri gaining 2.02% to €4.80 and Semapa gaining 1.10% to €23.
Construction company Teixeira Duarte also rose by more than 2% and gained 2.31% to €0.53 per share.
Index heavyweight BCP bank was the only listed company to close in negative territory, losing 0.55% to €0.90.
The Lisbon stock market bucked the trend seen in most other major European markets on a day when Germany's DAX lost 0.53%, Spain's IBEX-35 fell 0.43% and France's CAC-40 lost 0.18%. The British FTSE 100 gained 1.21%.
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