Warsaw Stock Exchange investors in better moods

opublikowano: 2007-03-15 18:24

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – After world stocks grew, the Warsaw stock exchange noticed growth on Thursday.

MIDWIG and WIRR rose over 1.5 percent each while WIG20 ended 0.32 percent up while blue chips worth nearly PLN 2 billion changed hands. Growing copper prices helped KGHM which gained over 2 percent. BPH and BRE banks rebounded after yesterday’s losses. IT sector was much stronger, with Prokom pacing the advances and gaining 5 percent. PKN Orlen and TP dragged the index down.

Among small and mid- caps, the following companies attracted most attention: Sanwil, FON, Centrostal Gdansk and TUP which said it concluded transaction and has plans of further issues. The worst performers include 7Bulls.com, Artman and Fasing.