葡萄牙PSI20指数 (PSI20) 加自选

PSI 20指数升至7078.00点的近11年高点。在过去的4周里，PSI 20上涨了7.47%，在过去的12个月里，它上涨了2.95%。

PSI 20 increased to a near 11-year high of 7078.00 Index Points. Over the past 4 weeks, PSI 20 gained 7.47%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 2.95%.

由于进口增长超过出口，葡萄牙的贸易逆差从2024年同月的17.59亿欧元扩大到2025年3月的24.42亿欧元。进口激增8.3%，至92.66亿欧元，受机械和机械设备（5.6%）、车辆、其他运输设备（0.6%）和化学产品（17.3%）采购增加的推动。在主要贸易伙伴中，来自西班牙（9.2%）、德国（15%）、法国（2.6%）和荷兰（15.3%）的进口量较高。海外销售额仅增长0.5%，达到682万欧元，因为机械和机械设备（7.4%）和化学产品（100.9%）的出货量增加被车辆、其他运输设备（-6.1%）、矿物燃料（-6.8%）、纤维素纸浆和纸张（-1.1%）、服装（-1.%）以及光学和精密仪器（-2.7%）的出口减少所抵消。对西班牙的出口增长了12.8%，但对德国（-3.5%）、法国（-0.8%）、美国（-8.6%）和英国（-6.6%）的出口下降。

Portugal’s trade deficit widened to EUR 2,442 million in March 2025 from EUR 1,759 million in the same month of 2024, as imports rose more than exports. Imports surged 8.3% to EUR 9,266 million, fueled by increased purchases of machinery & mechanical appliances (5.6%), vehicles, other transport equipment (0.6%), and chemical products (17.3%). Among major trading partners, imports were higher from Spain (9.2%), Germany (15%), France (2.6%), and the Netherlands (15.3%). Overseas sales went up only 0.5% to EUR 6,82 million, as higher shipments of machinery & mechanical appliances (7.4%) and chemical products (100.9%), were offset by lower exports of vehicles, other transport equipment (-6.1%), mineral fuels (-6.8%), cellulose pulp & paper (-1.1%), clothing (-1.1%), and optical & precision instruments (-2.7%). Exports rose to Spain (12.8%), but fell to Germany (-3.5%), France (-0.8%), the US (-8.6%), and the UK (-6.6%).

PSI 20指数升至近11年来的最高点7028.00点。在过去的4周里，PSI 20上涨了12.19%，在过去的12个月里，它上涨了4.61%。

PSI 20 increased to a near 11-year high of 7028.00 Index Points. Over the past 4 weeks, PSI 20 gained 12.19%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 4.61%.

2025年3月，葡萄牙零售贸易同比增长放缓至4.0%，低于2月份向下修正的4.5%，主要原因是非食品销售增长放缓（2.3%对3.6%）。在非食品类别中，非专业机构（2.6%对6.0%）、计算机、电信设备、书籍和其他专业产品（4.6%对9.3%）以及药品、医疗、化妆品和卫生用品（4.9%对9.0%）的销售增长明显放缓。与此同时，燃料（-3.0%对-4.6%）和家居用品及相关产品（-0.6%对1.8%）的销售额下降。相比之下，食品销售加速，增长6.6%，而前一个月为5.8%。

Retail trade growth in Portugal slowed to 4.0% year-on-year in March 2025, down from a downwardly revised 4.5% in February, mainly due to a softer increase in non-food sales (2.3% vs 3.6%). Within the non-food category, sales growth decelerated notably for non-specialized establishments (2.6% vs 6.0%), computers, telecommunications equipment, books, and other specialized products (4.6% vs 9.3%), as well as pharmaceutical, medical, cosmetic, and hygiene products (4.9% vs 9.0%). Meanwhile, sales declined for fuel (-3.0% vs -4.6%) and household goods and related items (-0.6% vs 1.8%). In contrast, food sales accelerated, rising 6.6% compared to 5.8% in the previous month.