The Lisbon Stock Exchange opens in a 0.5% – Jornal de Negócios – Portugal

The Lisbon stock exchange opened this Monday, August 17, up 0.5%, with BCP, Jerónimo Martins and BPI to dictate the pace. All shares that were in the start to be traded on Lisbon registavam climbs.

The Lisbon Stock Exchange opened the week and the session Monday, August 17, up 0.51% to 5588.99 points, having closed the Friday session in negative territory, with a slight decrease of 0.09%.

At its meeting this Monday, August 17, the PSI -20 rises 0.51%, in line with most of the main European markets.

In the securities traded in this session startup in Lisbon, they were all positive sign, particularly banking. The BCP, which was the role that pulled in more high benchmark in Lisbon, climbed to restart on 1.13% over three million shares traded. Rise that gave him a value per share of 6.27 cents. BPI climbed 2.3% to 0.978 euros and Banif valued 1.16% to 0.6 cents.

Also Jerónimo Martins helped the index with a rise of 0.81% to 13.71 euros.