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Lisbon shares close lower as banking stocks weigh; Portucel, PT outperform
LISBON (Thomson Financial) - Shares closed lower in thin trade, but outperformed their weak European peers, as Portucel and Portugal Telecom prevented further losses, while domestic banks weighed on the index.
The PSI 20 index closed down 70.12 points at 11,177.26, after trading in a range of 11,156 to 11,259.
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