WIG 20 at 4,155.71 Points as Warsaw Rebounds at Midday
Published on 11/09/2026 at 13:07 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSWIG 20 Advances in Midday Trading
- The WIG 20 stood at 4,155.71 points at 13:03 Berlin time on November 9, up 0.59% from Friday's close.
- Business Insider Polska reported gains in Modivo, mBank, Budimex and KGHM, while Pepco was the main decliner among the highlighted blue chips.
- Markets were also assessing S&P Global Ratings' negative outlook for Poland and a stronger Asian session ahead of U.S. inflation data.
The WIG 20 was trading at 4,155.71 points at 13:03 Berlin time on Monday, November 9, according to the GPW Benchmark. The Warsaw blue-chip index was up 0.59% from Friday's close of 4,131.37 points, leaving the current session in progress rather than representing a final close.
Index Recovers After Friday Sell-Off
The WIG 20 opened at 4,140.17 points and traded between 4,123.36 and 4,178.75 points during the session covered by the official index page. Friday's decline had taken the benchmark down 1.85%, according to the Polish Press Agency, making Monday's advance a partial recovery rather than a full reversal of the previous session's move.
Polish Shares and Rating Outlook
Business Insider Polska reported at 13:06 Berlin time that the WIG 20 was at 4,155.64 points, up 0.59%. It said Modivo was gaining more than 3%, while mBank, Budimex and KGHM were each up more than 2%; Pepco was the only clearly weaker WIG 20 constituent highlighted, down about 2%.
The market was also digesting Friday's decision by S&P Global Ratings to revise Poland's sovereign outlook to negative from stable. S&P affirmed the foreign-currency ratings at A-/A-2 and lowered the local-currency ratings to A-/A-2 from A/A-1, citing fiscal deficits, rising debt and political constraints on consolidation. The rating action is a dated macroeconomic development, not a new Monday index event.
Global Backdrop Ahead of U.S. Session
The broader backdrop was more supportive. Saxo reported stronger Asian equities and higher U.S. futures after Friday's technology rebound. It also identified Tuesday's U.S. consumer-price report as the next major macro test, while expectations for Federal Reserve policy remained sensitive to stronger employment data.
Further WIG 20 developments can be followed on the WIG 20 topic page.
