PSI 20 Closes at 9,252.46 Points, Down 0.26 Percent in Lisbon
Published on 11/02/2026 at 18:59 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSPSI 20 Ends Lower in Lisbon
- The PSI 20 closed at 9,252.46 points on November 2, 2026, down 0.26 percent from the previous session.
- Telecoms, consumer goods and financial stocks weighed on the market, according to Reuters reporting published by Investing.com.
- Galp Energia was among the session's weakest performers as oil prices fell sharply amid hopes for progress in US-Iran diplomacy.
The PSI 20 closed Monday, November 2, 2026, at 9,252.46 points, extending the weaker tone seen at the start of the session. The index lost 23.67 points, or 0.26 percent, from Friday's close of 9,276.13. The closing level and percentage move are shown by Yahoo Finance, whose delayed quote was timestamped at 16:38 WET, equivalent to 17:38 Berlin time.
Sector pressure shapes the session
According to Investing.com, reporting based on Reuters, losses in telecoms, consumer goods and financials pushed Portuguese equities lower at the close. The market breadth was mixed: 12 stocks rose, nine declined and seven ended unchanged on the Lisbon Stock Exchange.
Galp Energia was one of the largest drags, falling 2.21 percent to 20.32. CTT Correios de Portugal dropped 1.59 percent to 5.27, while NOS declined 0.67 percent to 5.18. The weakness in Galp came as Brent crude for January delivery fell 7.81 percent to 104.57 US dollars a barrel, with oil markets responding to reports of possible diplomatic progress involving the United States and Iran.
Selected stocks limit the decline
Several constituents moved against the broader pressure. Corticeira Amorim rose 2.04 percent to 7.00, Semapa gained 1.12 percent to 19.84 and EDP Renovaveis advanced 0.56 percent to 12.57, according to the Reuters account carried by Investing.com. The gains helped moderate the index's decline but were not sufficient to offset the weakness in some of the larger names.
The PSI 20's close came as European investors assessed falling energy prices, geopolitical developments and the upcoming US midterm elections. Those factors provide market context, but the available reports do not establish that any single development alone determined the Portuguese index's move. The next session will show whether the pressure on energy and cyclical shares persists.
Further coverage of the PSI 20 is available on the PSI 20 topic page.
