Union Investment TFI fund analysts expect a strong 2016 for the Polish Warsaw Stock Exchange businesses, despite fears the market will suffer because of the economic policies the new government wants to implement. “What’s positive is that the market has already absorbed most of negative information and that’s already being reflected in the current stock prices. In fact, some companies are being undervalued, as some of investors have overestimated the impact Poland’s government can actually have on the market,” Zbigniew Jakubowski of Union Investment TFI told the parkiet.com business website. He says this is particularly true for Poland’s financial sector and its listed SME’s. “As soon as the dust settles, investors will see the real value of these companies,” he says, and adds that Poland’s strong economy will continue driving the markets next year, while internal consumption is likely to accelerate.
