Lisbon, May 12, 2026 (Lusa) – The Lisbon stock market closed in the red on Tuesday, with the PSI falling 1.26% to 9,050.18 points, following the general trend of European markets, as EDP Renováveis led the losses, dropping 4.29%.

Of the 16 companies listed on the national benchmark index, 13 closed down, two moved into positive territory, and Sonae SGPS remained unchanged at €1.89.

EDP Renováveis led the PSI's decline, falling 4.29% to €14.04, followed by Semapa, which dropped 4.19% to €22.85.

Among other heavyweights, parent company EDP lost 1.74% to €4.39, while Jerónimo Martins fell 2.54% to €18.04.

Construction-related firms and the telecommunications company Nos recorded losses. Mota-Engil retreated 2.87% to €4.73, Teixeira Duarte lost 1.40% to €0.42 per share, and Nos fell 1.59% to €5.27. The telecom provider released its market results the previous day.

The net profit of Nos rose 4.7% in the first quarter of this year compared to the same period in 2025, reaching €62.0 million, the company announced on Monday.

Bucking the trend and preventing a sharper decline in the PSI, Galp Energia gained 1.68% to €19.42, and CTT rose 1.18% to €6.41.

Major European markets closed mostly lower. The German DAX retreated 1.62%, the Spanish IBEX-35 fell 1.56%, the French CAC-40 lost 0.95%, and the British FTSE 100 declined 0.04%.

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