Lisbon stocks rebounding slightly as government meets business groups to discuss effects of tariffs
Stock market ‘rebound’ seen as “fragile respite” The Lisbon stock market was rebounding and trading higher this morning, in line with its European counterparts, with 12 PSI shares rising, led
Portuguese government highlights unity within Europe over negotiations with US
“We must be strategically patient” – secretary of state for economy As the European Commission proposes “a good deal” to President Donald Trump in the face of his swingeing tariffs
Lisbon stock market plummets more than 5% on opening bell
Market simply reflecting wider worldwide financial turmoil The Lisbon stock market opened down sharply today, with the PSI (Portuguese Stock Index) falling 5.26% to 6,286.68 points. On Friday, the market
Economy minister uses inauguration of Sines data centre, with US partners, to stress importance of trans-Atlantic relationship
“Portugal wants deep strategic partnership with US”; common agenda (without tariffs) Portugal’s economy minister Pedro Reis has used the inauguration of the first of six buildings of the Start Campus
Former Portuguese ambassador spells out chilling agenda within US tariffs
“Trump is trying to divide UK from Europe” A senior European diplomat and Portuguese national who has held posts as ambassador in the United States and the United Kingdom has
Tourism confederation “has no doubts” that US tariffs will hit sector
Confederation says tariffs will drive up inflation, “drive people away” With Portuguese businesses still quantifying the effect of 20% tariffs on exports to the United States, the country’s tourism confederation