Friday, April 24, 2015

PZU shook the Warsaw Stock Exchange – Banker

Conflicting reports about the possible involvement
 PZU rescue bankrupt coal mines rocked share price
 insurer and led to severe disruption in execution WIG and WIG
 20.

 

Listed bomb dropped on the market at 11:00 am, when the agency
 Bloomberg said the rumor, supposedly
 PZU had to buy shares in the emerging New Coal Company – a new company
 association of “promising”, although not very profitable coal mines
 coal. Such information immediately zdołowała course PZU, which quotes
 fell more than 3%.
 
 

PZU reacted only after five hours and just before
 16:00 denied reports Bloomberg. “With regard to emerging
 in the media information about the planned financial commitment PZU Group in New
 Coal Company as a shareholder
 we would like to inform you that
 we are interested in such an investment
“- wrote
 PZU spokesman. This disclaimer does not preclude participation in the resuscitation of mining
 through the purchase of bonds.

 

But the company has helped some losses. Finally, PZU shares
 Friday ended a decrease of 2.4%. Also fared poorly coal companies: JSW rate fell by 1.7%, and
 Bogdanka by 1.9%. Generally WIG20, losing 0.14%, was one of the weaker indices
 in Europe.
 

 

On the floors of the Old Continent prevailed green.
 … The stock market’s biggest gainers in Athens, where the ATHEX Composite went up by
 3.4%. It was so strange that the talks
 Greece Eurogroup ended with a complete and totally niedyplomatycznym
 fiasco. This means that in the coming weeks Greece rather not have
 chance of 7.2 billion euros from eurozone taxpayers. Such a development would increase
 Hellas insolvency chances and possibly leave the eurozone.

 

However, investors prefer to focus on the positive
 information, among which the most important was greater
 than expected rise in the IFO index. Growing IFO indicates improvement
 economic situation in Germany, which is Europe’s largest economy.
 Optimism reigned also across the Atlantic, where Nasdaq
 after opening gained 0.7%, setting a new record
.

 

Christopher Kolany

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