Oil companies fall after ceasefire agreement, Galp drops nearly 8%

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Oil companies fall after ceasefire agreement, Galp drops nearly 8%

Around 2:40 PM, Galp was down 7.84%, in a sector ranking led by the Norwegian company Equinor (-13%).

Context & Explainers

Galp is Portugal’s integrated energy company operating in fuel, natural gas, electricity retail, refining and upstream activities, and it supplies households and businesses across the country. For expats, issues at Galp—such as recent billing disruptions—can mean unexpected large utility bills or service problems, so check your account, contact the supplier and keep billing records.

The PSI (commonly the PSI-20) is Portugal's main stock market index, tracking the largest companies listed on Euronext Lisbon and serving as a benchmark for the Portuguese market. Moves in the PSI, such as a 16-year high mentioned in the story, matter for investors, pension funds and anyone with exposure to Portuguese equities.

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