The Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE) indices rose on Tuesday, reversing Monday's losses, driven by strong performances in grocery chains, coal companies, and banks. The WIG20 closed at 2,238 points (+0.75%), with WIG (+0.61%), MWIG40 (+0.31%), and SWIG80 (+0.35%) also gaining.
Dino Polska led the WIG20 with a 3.14% increase, while mBank (+2.74%) and Pekao (+1.74%) performed well among banks. Orlen's shares rose by 0.48%, with trading volumes reaching PLN 148 million. However, Pepco (-1.19%) and JSW (-1.11%) recorded declines.
Mid-cap winners included Eurocash (+6.08%) and Inter Cars (+3.09%), while Ryvu Therapeutics plummeted by 10.42%. Bumech continued its New Year rally, gaining 1.72%, while Bogdanka fell 3.06% amid union unrest.
Positive global market sentiment, including eased U.S. inflation data, bolstered the session, alongside speculation over coal market dynamics linked to European energy shortages.