Tuesday, March 3, 2015

WIG20 on the stage in front of the MPC. Problems JSW and Bogdanka – Banker

WIG ended today’s trading 1.13% below the line. The greatest impact on the poor attitude was the attitude of the broad market WIG20 companies (-1.49%), which again proved to be the weakest point of the Warsaw Stock Exchange.

 

Anchor for blue-chip index was the company’s raw material. Hard to lose not only KGHM (-2.6%), but most of all coal giants, namely JSW (-8.0%) and Bogdanka (-9.0%). According to the president of the latter company of black gold market mainly hurt Coal Company, which sells at a discount collected on coal dumps.
 
 

Worse, however, the WIG 20 fell today. Of the 20 companies included in the index until the 17 ended the day in the red. In small pros remained only Synthos, Alior and Asseco.


 

According to the observed several of the WSE regularity, slightly better than the blue chips fell out small and medium-sized companies. However, it was not enough to close the session increases. SWIG80 and mWIG40 indexes lost 0.37% today, respectively, and 0.59%.


 

The downward session was full but in a surprisingly large amount of annual records. At their twelve-month highs today because there were as many as 30 companies from a broad index. These include, among others, the best on the market, Prima Moda (+ 20.9%), and appreciating the great results Erbud (4.3%).

 
 

The record was also in Europe, where the morning their highs once again śrubował DAX. Later, however, sentiment has deteriorated slightly and at the end of the day the stock exchange market in Frankfurt was 0.8% below the line. A similar trend can be observed also in Paris (-0.9%) and Milan (-1.2%). On the podium of the weakest European indices together with a native Ukrainian WIG20 were UX (-1.9%) and the Swedish OMX (-1.5%).


 

The growth is also hard it was to look overseas. After yesterday’s breakthrough 5000 points, the Nasdaq rested today and opened the session below this barrier. Losing the S & amp; P 500, which after nearly two hours of trading osuwał by 0.6%.


 

Adam Torchała

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