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WIG20 Closes 0.82% Higher at 4,165.30 Points on November 9, 2026

Published on 11/09/2026 at 22:55 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
The WIG20 recovered on Monday after the previous session's decline, closing 0.82% higher at 4,165.30 points. Gains were accompanied by advances across Poland's broader equity benchmarks and strong market turnover.

WIG20 Ends Monday Higher

  • WIG20 closed at 4,165.30 points on November 9, gaining 0.82% from the previous session.
  • Trading was broadly positive, with WIG and mWIG40 also advancing and 169 Warsaw-listed shares rising.
  • Turnover in the equity market reached 2.478 billion Polish zloty, according to ISBnews data reported by Investing.com.
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The WIG20 ended Monday's session on the Warsaw Stock Exchange at 4,165.30 points, up 0.82% from the previous close. The result followed a 1.85% decline on Friday, when the index finished at 4,131.37 points, according to the recent WIG20 coverage on ad-hoc-news.de.

Broad Gains Across Warsaw

The official session data published by the Warsaw Stock Exchange showed the WIG20 at 4,165.30 points in its November 9 update at 17:15. The broader WIG rose 0.82% to 157,322.59 points, while the mid-cap mWIG40 gained 0.64% to 10,662.74 points. The figures confirm that Monday's rebound extended beyond the largest Polish blue chips.

Market breadth was positive. Data reported by Investing.com, citing ISBnews, showed 169 shares rising, 154 declining and 79 unchanged on the Warsaw market. Equity turnover amounted to 2.478 billion Polish zloty. The same report listed gains in several large-cap names, including KGHM, Bank Pekao, Dino Polska and PKO BP, while Orlen fell 3.23%.

Recovery After Friday's Sell-Off

From an investor perspective, Monday's move represented a partial recovery rather than a new closing high or a confirmed change in the broader trend. The index remained exposed to swings in global risk appetite after the sharp decline at the end of the previous week. The combination of a positive close, broad market participation and substantial turnover provided a firmer tone for the Warsaw market, but the session alone does not establish a durable direction.

Further WIG20 closing and intraday reports are available in the WIG20 topic overview.

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