WIG20 at 4,297.93 Points, Up 0.43% at Midday
Published on 11/13/2026 at 13:14 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSWIG20 Holds Above 4,290
- The WIG20 stood at 4,297.93 points at 13:05 Berlin time on Friday, up 0.43 percent from Thursday's close.
- Polish GDP grew 3.5 percent year on year in the third quarter, while October inflation eased to 3.5 percent.
- Allegro, Pepco and LPP supported the large-cap market, while selected bank stocks showed a mixed performance.
The WIG20 was trading at 4,297.93 points at 13:05 Berlin time on Friday, November 13, up 0.43 percent from Thursday's close. The Warsaw session was still under way, so the reading was an intraday level rather than a closing value. Thursday's session had ended with the index at 4,279.50 points after a 1.69 percent gain, according to Gie?da360.
Fresh Polish data in focus
Domestic macroeconomic data were central to the market narrative. Poland's economy grew 3.5 percent year on year in the third quarter, according to the flash estimate cited by XTB. That represented a slowdown from 4.1 percent in the second quarter. On a seasonally adjusted basis, quarterly growth was 0.8 percent.
Consumer-price inflation in October was also reported at 3.5 percent year on year, down from 4.1 percent in September. XTB noted that lower fuel and transport prices contributed to the monthly decline, while services inflation remained comparatively persistent. For investors, the combination of continued economic expansion and easing headline inflation offers a mixed signal: it supports the domestic growth backdrop but does not necessarily imply rapid monetary-policy easing.
Large caps remain selective
The early strength was not evenly distributed across the benchmark. XTB identified Allegro as a leading gainer after the company raised its 2026 outlook, while Pepco and LPP also supported the retail and consumer segment. In the banking sector, PKO Bank Polski was among the stronger names, whereas mBank and Erste were listed among the stocks weighing on the index. Tauron and Orlen advanced in the energy and fuel segment, while PGE gave back some earlier gains.
The market therefore remained close to the 4,300-point level but below the 4,310-4,315 area identified by XTB as a technical resistance zone. That positioning leaves the next move dependent on whether buying interest broadens beyond a limited group of large caps and on the reception of later international data. The intraday gain should not be treated as a closing result or as proof of a lasting change in trend.
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