Demand rose global markets over the last few days, but the new week has started with mild drops, including the Warsaw stock exchange, where the WIG20 index began to fall. After Poland’s copper giant released its poor Q2 2012 reports, shares in the company dropped as much as 1.2 percent and the WIG20 index fell by 38 points to 2304.41 points. The broader market index also slumped by 2.9 percent shortly after the opening bell.
Although the outlook for the remainder of the day remains negative, analysts claim investors should consider last week successful, as the WIG rose by more than 1.7 percent, pushed on by 2.26 percent growth on the WIG20.
