On Monday morning, trading took off slowly on the Warsaw stock exchange, with analysts claiming Poland’s bourse could continue to fall over the week. WSE’s WIG businesses dropped 0.01 percent on Tuesday morning, with the first 20 of them, the WIG20 index, losing 0.85 percent.
So far this morning, only shares in Bogdanka and TVN have risen, growing by 1.2 percent and 0.9 percent, while the biggest players have been dragging the indexes down. The fuel giant Lotos was 1.1 percent cheaper on the WSE this morning, with Poland’s biggest lender PKO BP falling 1 percent. Most of the biggest EU’s market ended yesterday’s session slightly up, while WSE saw its trades fall slightly.
