Lisbon, June 9, 2026 (Lusa) - The Lisbon stock market continues its upward trend from the opening on Tuesday morning, with BCP leading the gains, rising 1.98% to €0.94.

At around 09:30 in Lisbon, the benchmark PSI (Portuguese Stock Index) was up 0.56% at 8,980.85 points, with 12 companies rising, three falling and one unchanged, Semapa at €23.2.

BCP’s shares were followed by those of CTT, Teixeira Duarte and Jerónimo Martins, which rose by 1.62% to €5.97, 1.58% to €0.42 and 1.20% to €17.78 respectively.

Also rising by more than 1% were Navigator (1.11% to €3.47) and Mota-Engil (1.03% to €4.53).

NOS, Corticeira Amorim and Sonae were also up, rising by 0.86% to €5.01, 0.77% to €6.56 and 0.74% to €1.91 respectively.

The other three companies seeing their share prices rise were REN (0.43% to €3.48), Altri (0.41% to €4.93) and EDP (0.32% to €4.44).

Conversely, Galp fell by 1.13% to €19.24, as did Ibersol and EDP Renováveis, which fell by 0.39% to €10.20 and 0.36% to €13.96 respectively.

The main European stock markets opened mixed today, with Brent falling by more than 1% due to an easing of tensions following the ceasefire between Israel and Iran.

The price of Brent crude, the European benchmark, for August delivery, fell by 1.34% to US$92.99.

This start to the session comes after Israel and Iran suspended attacks that began on Sunday.

Dow Jones and Nasdaq futures are up 0.02% and 0.53%, respectively.

The euro was stable, rising 0.06% to US$1.1541 on the Frankfurt foreign exchange market.

Investors will be watching the US trade balance for April today.

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