Both of them lost 3.2-33 percent. The volume of trade of mWIG40 companies jumped 48 percent since yesterday. The index dropped to 3,745.47 points, the level it was last time at in January. WIG20 did a little bit better – it shed 0.88 percent to 3,525.75 points while Euroland stock markets were losing even 2 percent today.
The future looks bearish. In the USA, oil
inventories fell 1.1m barrels while analysts expected they would grow 800,000
barrels. This may end in oil prices exceeding USD 100 per barrel and add
troubles to fuel companies. In Asia, Japan Nikkei lost nearly 2.5 percent while
Hang Seng dived over 4 percent today.