Lisbon and European stock markets open in the red and oil rises more than 4% with Israel's attack on Iran

The stock markets are not reacting well to Israel's attack on Iran that occurred overnight. In the midst of the red on the stock market, there is the green of oil, which has risen by more than 4%.

The Lisbon Stock Exchange opens this Friday trading in the red with a drop of 0.78% to 7,468.72 points, reproducing the same sentiment on the main European stock exchanges.

On the Portuguese stock exchange, the biggest drops were for CTT, which fell 2.56% to 7.24 euros, followed by Mota-Engil, which fell 1.68% to 4.10 euros, and Banco Comercial Português (BCP), which fell 1.73% to 0.65 euros.

Also in the red are Ibersol, Corticeira Amorim, Sonae, Jerónimo Martins, EDP Renováveis, Altri, NOS, EDP, Navigator, and Semapa.

Trading in the green is Galp Energia, up 1.53% to 15.94 euros.

The main European stock exchanges opened in the red with the DAX (Germany) falling 1.40%, the CAC 40 (France) falling 1.11%, and the FTSE 100 (United Kingdom) falling 0.59%.

The AEX (Netherlands) falls 0.70%, the IBEX 35 (Spain) depreciates 1.68%, and the FTSE MIB (Italy) falls 1.58%.

Oil is seeing a strong appreciation this Friday. Brent is rising 4.70% to $72.62 and crude is rising 4.92% to $71.39.

The euro is down 0.26% against the dollar to $1.15557 and the euro is up 0.09% against the pound to £0.85175.