Accurate drops and implementation of profits on stock exchanges. Threads with 3000 points on WIG20

The Friday session brought severe drops in stock prices on global stock exchanges. The GPW was no exception here. Instead of attacking the magic barrier to 3,000 points, WIG20 has fallen below 2900 points.

On August 1, he was a day of announcement of new customs rates for the import of goods to the USA. President Donald Trump firmly applied Canada and Switzerland, although the majority of America's main trading partners received 15 % customs rates. It is difficult to say whether such decisions did not like the markets so much or whether they were used as an excuse for the implementation of July profits.

This does not change the fact that the stock indexes around the world have colored red. The German Dax lost almost 2.5%, Paris CAC40 reduced almost 3%, and the parquet in Milan reduced by 2.4%. A session at Wall Street also began with over -percent declines.

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In all this confusion, WIG20 was one many indexes in Europe that suffered significant losses. The balance of the day is -2.22% and closing at 2,884.48 points. This is a considerable disappointment for stock bulls, because over the past two weeks WIG20 has been a long -unseen level of 3,000 points. The last time we saw the three three at the flagship WSE index in May 2008.

Globally, the mood did not improve the poor report from the American labor market. He did not improve, although he should. Because thanks to this they revived hopes for the September reduction of interest rates in the federal reserve. Perhaps the Americans, however, only scare Europeans and after the end of trade on the Old Continent, New York indexes will traditionally begin to make up for the losses.

On the Warsaw court the worst sector was construction, where the industry WIG-Budownictwo lost 3.5%. Even harder than the entire industry has been overestimated by the values of the budimex, which returned nearly 5%. Banks were also hit, where WIG-Banki went down by 2.2%, and Santander's qualities dived by 4.6%.

Investors went a bit milder with medium and smaller companies. mWIG40 gave 1.8%, but SWIG80 recorded a withdrawal by 1%. It was the fourth of the last five sessions ended under the line by this index, which on Monday managed to set a new record of all time.

XTB capitalization degrees by 6.6%. In this way, the market reacted to the weaker results of analysts for the second quarter. It must be admitted, however, that the very dynamics of business growth (revenues were 52% higher than a year ago) and the rate of acquiring new customers (+55.7% RDR) were still impressive.

In quite different moods, a week ended the shareholders of Bumechu, whose quotations on Friday went up almost 33% after an increase by 33.8% on Thursday. In this case, the catalyst for such strong increases was to sign a letter of intent regarding the production of armored vehicles. As you can see, arms companies are still in vogue.

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