frightened European markets with “Brexit”. BCP does fall Lisbon – publico

 
         

                 

                         
                     

                 

 
 

The main stock index in Lisbon, the PSI 20, follows on Monday to stress the falls, with BCP to stand out falling 5.45% to 2.08 cents per share, a new historical minimum.

by 10:40 am, the PSI 20 lost 1.80% to 4619.60 points, the lowest since February.

After the first hour of trading BCP have been negotiating with losses of around 3%, the bank led by Nuno Amado accentuated the meantime, and by 10h41 it was the title that most lost by yielding 5.45%. This devaluation threw the listed to a new record low of 0.0208 euros (2.08 cents).

In fact, among the 18 listed in the PSI 20, just Ceibo Amorim followed by the same time to gain value , although a slight 0.11% to 7.009 euros per share.

Although the falls, in addition to the BCP, companies that were devalued Semapa, -3.89% to 10.14 euros, the Pharol (formerly PT SGPS), -3.62% to 0.133 euros, and the Navigator (former Portucel), -3.34% to 2.78 euros.

Already above falls 2%, highlighting Sonae SGPS (to 0.84 euros), Altri (3,096 euros) and the operator in (6.07 euros).

As for the “heavyweights”, companies with more weight in the PSI 20, Galp fell 1.65% to 11.91 euros, the Jerónimo Martins 1.56% to 13.56 euros and EDP, 1.28% to 2.86 euros.

European shares are also now trading lower, with wary investors that British support in a referendum to leave the United Kingdom of the European Union.

the EuroStoxx 50 index, which represents the leading companies the euro area, opened to drop 1.34% to 2872.06 points.

Among the main squares in the morning, Milan (FTSE Mib) stood out falling 1.99% to 16779.63 points, followed by Madrid (IBEX 35) losing 1.51% to 8,362.20 points and Frankfurt (Dax) to yield 1.36% to 9700.99 points.

also Paris (CAC40) and London (FTSE100) retreated 1.02% and 0.64% to 4262.74 and 6076.73 points respectively.

the Asian markets also suffered losses, with Tokyo close to fall 3.51% and Shanghai lost 3.21%, which analysts also attribute the fall of fears of global economic growth if it occurs the designated ‘Brexit’.

As for the squares of the United States, Wall Street closed Friday low and is now expected that this negative trend will continue after the attack on a nightclub in Orlando this weekend week have made more than 50 dead. The authorship of this attack is claimed by the terrorist group Islamic State.