Polish Stock Market Sees Mixed Performance, WIG Index Down 2.08%

The Polish stock market, represented by the Warsaw Stock Exchange's main index WIG, is experiencing a mixed day of trading. The advance decline ratio for the WIG stands at 303 advances to 135 declines, indicating a positive market sentiment with a ratio of 2.24x. However, the WIG Caps index is currently down by 2.08%, reflecting a decline in the overall market.

Among the top gainers in the WIG index are Polska Grupa Militarna SA, Fabryka Obrabiarek RAFAMET SA, and Tamex Obiekty Sportowe SA, with gains of 36.59%, 26.23%, and 25.56% respectively. On the other hand, the top losers in the index include HM INWEST SA, LuON SA, and Primetech SA, with declines of 47.92%, 47.37%, and 32.50% respectively.

The market is currently seeing a mixed performance across sectors, with 1 sector advancing and 1 sector declining. The top losing sector is the Poland WIG, which is down by 2.08%. The overall market is also experiencing a decline, with the WIG index trading at 98,722.91, down by 2.08% or 2092.99 points.

In terms of individual stocks, CD Projekt SA is the top large cap gainer with a gain of 10.61%, while Globe Trade Centre SA is the top mid cap gainer with a gain of 0.99%. Spark VC SA is the top small cap gainer with a gain of 17.84%. On the other hand, STS Holding SA and XTB SA are the top mid cap and small cap losers, with declines of 0.40% and 0.24% respectively.

Overall, the Polish stock market is experiencing a mixed day of trading, with a positive advance decline ratio but a decline in the overall market and some individual stocks. Investors will continue to monitor the market closely for any further developments.