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2025-04-28 17:21
Monday has already brought the sixth growth session in a row for the index of the wide market of the Warsaw Stock Exchange, which moves away from the level of 100,000. points, thus screwing a historic record. Indexes of small and medium -sized companies also broke the records, and WIG20 was a bull market.
Without major changes, the main session was completed by the main indexes on the WSE, although the first part of the trade brought high opening and new records on WIG (101,051.68 points), mWIG40 (7 647.13 points) and SWIG80 (27 612.16 points). Over time, the enthusiasm of buyers weakened, especially in large and medium -sized companies, which translated on a smaller scale of growth than the one observed before noon.
The empty macroeconomic calendar and the lack of significant messages from the front of customs wars favored the calmer trade. The sentiment was still positive, built on previous growth sessions of the base markets, reflecting in the back of the American administration on the subject of customs tariffs in the back of the American administration. From the perspective of the local market, the high opening of the main indexes could have resulted from geopolitical issues, i.e. the conversations of US and Ukraine presidents in Rome, and Putin's declaration on readiness to negotiate with Ukraine without preliminary conditions.
On the other hand, it can only be a deceptive Kremlin game about a truce, which President Trump seems to finally seem. On Monday afternoon, attention was not caught by the information about the time of the Kremlin with a temporary suspension of fire between May 7 and 8, which is related to the 80th anniversary of victory, when Russia celebrates defeating Germany in World War II.
Increases on the WSE correlated with foreign stock exchanges, where DAX gained 0.4 percent at the end of trade in Warsaw, CAC40 grew by 0.7 percent, FTSE 100 was 0 0.2 percent. Above in the US, S & P500 and Nasdaq began with increases, but as time passed, these indexes weakened.
In Warsaw, WIG20 gained 0.42 percent at the end of the day, although during the session it gained twice as much and at 2.4 points. He approached the March record of the bull market set at 2,827.92 points. As mentioned, the historical peaks beat the remaining main indexes, which, however, at the end withdrew from record levels. Ultimately, WIG gained 0.34 percent, mWIG40 was 0.04 percent above the line, and SWIG80 gained 0.29 percent Turnover on the wide market amounted to PLN 1.82 billion, of which PLN 1.51 billion concerned companies from WIG20.
In the WIG20, the quotations of 17 companies were up and three fell. Santander lost the most (-2.22 percent). During the day, confirmed information appeared that the purchase of the second most valuable bank in Poland is interested in Austrian Erste. There was also a PKO (-0.5 percent) and KGHM (-0.4 percent) exchange rate. Budimex (2.93 percent), CCC (2.92 percent) and LPP (1.92 percent) went up clearly up. Within or over 1 percent CD Projekt (1.5 percent), Żabka (1.14 percent), Allegro (1.1 percent) and Kruk (1 percent) and PGE (0.98 percent) gained the qualities of CD (1.5 percent). From the group of companies with WIG20, it is worth mentioning Pepco (0.34 percent), towards which media reports appeared about the next interested in buying the Poundland network.
The biotechnology course of Ryvu, (10.23 percent), which announced pre -clinical data for the RVU305 program, was a strong market. Grupa Azoty (-1,13) presented estimated results for the fourth quarter, in which it provides for revenues at the level of PLN 3.22 billion (+4 percent of the yard). The Playway Group (2.36 percent) again showed improvement in year -round results. The largest increase was recorded by a rafamete exchange rate of several sessions (25.20 percent). On Thursday, the company adopted a strategy of restructuring activities, which assumes, among others Recapitalization by the Industrial Development Agency. On the other hand, corrections of speculative increases on Bumech (-12.36 percent), Rafako (-6.71 percent), Będzin (-7.72 percent) and Boryszew (-9.31 percent) continued.
Michał Kubicki
