Equity market
WIG20 on highest level since September 2000
Investors trading on the Warsaw Stock Exchange remain bullish. The blue-chip index WIG20 surged yesterday to 1869 pts and had a highest value since September 2000. WIG, a broad market benchmark, posted a record of 25 206 pts. High turnover rates and increases in shares? value of the biggest Polish companies indicate there are significant amounts of capital flowing into the market. Analysts and brokers suggest there are capital inflows from foreign investment funds, which are adjusting their portfolios to reflect Poland?s accession to the EU. On May 1st Poland will advance to the group of developed markets from the group of emerging markets, they say.
Macroeconomics
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