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Poland's WIG30 Index Hits New All-Time High on Sector-Led Rally

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Jul 30, 20261 min read
Poland's WIG30 Index Hits New All-Time High on Sector-Led Rally

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Poland's benchmark WIG30 stock index closed up 1.49% on Thursday to reach a new record high, driven by strong performance in the basic materials, banking, and media sectors.

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Poland's benchmark stock index, the WIG30, surged to a new all-time high on Thursday, closing the session with a 1.49% gain. The rally was fueled by strong investor appetite for stocks in the basic materials, banking, and media industries, according to closing data from the Warsaw Stock Exchange.

Key Stock Movers

Leading the advance were several high-performing stocks that saw significant gains. The session's top performers on the WIG30 included:

  • X Trade Brokers (WA:XTB): Rose 8.64% to a new all-time high of 147.68.
  • KGHM Polska Miedz (WA:KGH): The copper and silver producer added 5.06% to its share price, ending at 309.25.
  • Erste Bank Polska (WA:EBP): Climbed 4.93% to also close at a record high of 720.00.

Not all constituents shared in the gains. The day's biggest laggards included Orange Polska (WA:OPL), which fell 4.53%, and Grupa KĘTY (WA:KTY), which declined 2.82%.

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Market Breadth and Context

Despite the strong performance of the headline index, overall market breadth on the Warsaw Stock Exchange was mixed. Data showed that 264 stocks fell while 243 advanced, with 120 issues ending the session unchanged. This suggests the day's gains were largely concentrated in the index's larger-cap components.

In currency markets, the Polish zloty strengthened against the euro and the U.S. dollar. The EUR/PLN pair declined by 0.43%, while the USD/PLN pair fell 0.90%, as reported by Investing.com.

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