Lisbon Stock Exchange opens in the red, counter-cyclical to Europe

The Lisbon Stock Exchange opens this Wednesday's session with a drop of 0.12% to 7,678.19 points.

The biggest falls on the Portuguese stock market were for EDP, which fell 1.14% to 3.72 euros, followed by Galp Energia, which fell 0.53% to 15.86 euros, and Altri, which fell 0.50% to 4.97 euros.

Also in the red are Navigator, CTT, REN, NOS, Sonae, Corticeira Amorim, and Jerónimo Martins.

In the green is Mota-Engil, which rises 0.89% to 4.97 euros, followed by Ibersol, which appreciates 0.82% to 9.86 euros, and Semapa, which grows 0.45% to 17.88 euros.

EDP ​​Renováveis ​​and Banco Comercial Português (BCP) are also trading in the green.

Major European stock markets are trading in the green. The DAX (Germany) rose 0.40% to 23,827.59 points, the CAC 40 (France) rose 0.30% to 7,772.81 points, and the FTSE 100 (United Kingdom) advanced 0.20% to 9,261.45 points.

The AEX (Netherlands) rose 0.26% to 910.04 points, the IBEX 35 (Spain) rose 0.89% to 15,157.29 points, and the FTSE MIB (Italy) rose 0.16% to 42,075.00 points.

Oil is trading higher with Brent rising 0.93% to $67.01 and crude rising 0.96% to $63.23.

The euro is falling 0.13% against the dollar to $1.16958 and the euro is devaluing 0.16% against the pound to $0.86452.