Poland Stocks Higher at Close of Trade; WIG30 Up 0.11%

Poland’s stock market saw a positive close on Thursday, driven by gains in various sectors, including notable increases in certain companies.

At the end of trading in Warsaw, the market index rose by 0.11%.

The standout performers for the day included Dino Polska SA, which surged by 6.34%, gaining 19.80 points to close at 332.10. KGHM Polska Miedz SA followed, increasing by 3.84% or 5.40 points, finishing the day at 146.15. CCC SA also saw a rise of 2.93%, adding 4.50 points to reach 158.30 in late trading.

Conversely, the day’s worst performers were led by Allegro, which fell 8.39% or 3.25 points to end the session at 35.48. Jastrzebska Spotka Weglowa SA saw a decline of 1.91%, down 0.44 points at 22.56, while Cyfrowy Polsat SA decreased by 1.16%, dropping 0.16 points to close at 13.62.

Overall, advancing stocks slightly outnumbered those that declined on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, with 246 gaining ground compared to 245 that fell, leaving 102 stocks unchanged.

In commodities, crude oil for November delivery rose by 2.12%, increasing by 1.48 to reach $71.36 a barrel. Meanwhile, Brent oil for November delivery climbed 1.87%, up 1.38 to $75.03 a barrel. The December Gold Futures contract also rose by 0.41%, adding 10.55 to trade at $2,609.15 per troy ounce.

In the currency market, the EUR/PLN remained stable at 4.27, while the USD/PLN was unchanged at 3.83. The US Dollar Index Futures saw an increase of 0.21%, reaching 100.50.