The Warsaw’s stock exchange started falling on Wednesday morning, following strong growth on Tuesday just before the closing bell. WSE’s index of its most liquid listings, the WIG20, dropped 0.8 percent at the opening today, and continue to fall until it reached 1 percent before noon. The outlook for the coming hours remains pessimistic, with analysts claiming investors can put their plans on hold for now, as the 2100 points level is unlikely to be surpassed today.
