PSI 20 closes at 9,594.51 points, up 0.48%
Published on 11/11/2026 at 22:55 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSPSI 20 closes higher in Lisbon
- The PSI 20 ended the November 11 session at 9,594.51 points, up 0.48%.
- Energy stocks led the advance, with EDP, Galp and EDP Renovaveis among the strongest performers.
- Sonae and Semapa were the weakest major constituents, while seven stocks rose, seven fell and two were unchanged.
The PSI 20 finished Wednesday's session in Lisbon at 9,594.51 points, a gain of 0.48% from the previous close. The index reached a new one-month high as energy stocks strengthened and broader European markets also ended higher.
The closing level and daily performance were reported by Jornal Economico on November 11, 2026. The move represents an increase from the PSI 20 close of 9,548.46 points on Tuesday, as recorded in the latest PSI 20 market coverage.
Energy stocks lead the advance
EDP was the strongest performer among the leading gainers, rising 1.71% to 5.06 euros at the close. Galp added 1.36% to 19.00 euros, while EDP Renovaveis gained 1.01% to 13.95 euros. The market backdrop was supportive for energy shares: Brent crude was reported higher during the session, while technology strength also helped lift European equities.
Investing.com, citing Reuters, said Utilities, Consumer Goods and Financials were among the sectors supporting the Portuguese market. The report also identified EDP, Galp and EDP Renovaveis as the session's best PSI performers.
Mixed breadth beneath the headline gain
The advance was not broad-based across all constituents. Sonae fell 0.66% to 2.27 euros, Semapa declined 0.50% to 19.82 euros and Corticeira Amorim lost 0.30% to 6.67 euros. Investing.com reported that 17 stocks declined, 10 rose and four were unchanged across the Lisbon exchange, while a separate market summary reported seven PSI constituents higher, seven lower and two unchanged.
For investors, the session showed a positive index result led by a relatively concentrated group of energy names rather than a uniform rise across the benchmark. The PSI 20's next move will depend in part on whether energy leadership persists and whether participation broadens beyond the strongest gainers.
More PSI 20 market coverage is available on the PSI 20 topic page.
