Lisbon Stock Exchange in downtown with PSI 20 to fall to minimum ever – RTP

 At about 9:10 in Lisbon, the PSI 20 was falling 0.50% to 4342.13 points, with 10 `papéis` to devalue-five to go up and three unchanged.
 

 Shares of Pharol and Navigator were falling, respectively, 3.09% to 0.094 euros and 2.65% to 2.605 euros.
 

 Similarly, the shares of BPI were falling 0.37% to 1.08 euros, below the price of 1,113 euros from the tender offer (OPA) of CaixaBank on bank shares still do not control.
 

 At the other extreme, the shares of CORTICEIRA AMORIM were up 1.82% to 7,144 euros.
 

 In Europe, the main markets were this morning in downtown, except Madrid, digest the results of the referendum in the UK and the elections on Sunday in Spain.
 

 On Sunday Spanish elections, the PP was again the largest party, but without enough support to govern alone.
 

 Waiting for the start of negotiations to form a new government in Spain, investors continued to digest the results of the referendum in the UK.
 

 British voters decided that the UK will leave the EU after the `Brexit` have won 51.9% of the vote in Thursday’s referendum, whose participation rate was 72.2%.
 

 British Prime Minister David Cameron announced soon on Friday that resigns in October, following the `Brexit`.
 

 In Asia, Tokyo finished up 2.39% and Shanghai 1.45% advance.
 

 On the foreign exchanges, the euro opened lower on the Frankfurt foreign exchange market, the quote to $ 1.1039 against 1.1115 on Friday. The pound – which ended on Friday in minimum 1995 – was the quote to $ 1.34.
 

 The barrel of Brent oil for August delivery opened today in high light, to quote to $ 48.37 on the Intercontinental Exchange Futures (ICE) in London, plus 0.06% from the close of the previous session.
 

 In New York, the stock market ended lower on Friday, with the Dow Jones down 3.39% to 17,400.75 points, after having advanced to 19 May last up to 18312.39 points, the maximum current ever since it was created.