WIG 20 closes 0.34 percent lower at 4,138.60 points
Published on 11/03/2026 at 18:57 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSWIG 20 closes lower in Warsaw
- The WIG 20 ended the November 3 session at 4,138.60 points, down 0.34 percent.
- The decline followed the previous session's close at 4,152.65 points.
- The index finished below its opening level of 4,146.45 points.
The WIG 20 ended Tuesday's session on the Warsaw Stock Exchange at 4,138.60 points, down 0.34 percent from the previous close. The closing figure and daily change were reported from GPW closing data by Strefa Inwestorow.
Index gives back ground after weak open
The index opened at 4,146.45 points and finished 7.85 points lower. Compared with the previous session's close at 4,152.65 points, the WIG 20 lost 14.05 points, equivalent to 0.34 percent. The session therefore extended the recent pressure on Polish large-cap equities, although the decline was smaller than the previous day's 0.68 percent fall.
What the close means for investors
The closing level shows that sellers retained the upper hand by the end of the session, but it does not by itself establish a single cause for the move. For investors, the relevant signal is the index's continued sensitivity to global risk sentiment and to developments among its largest constituents. The WIG 20 is a price index, so its daily performance reflects changes in the prices of its 20 underlying companies and excludes dividend income.
The session was already complete in Warsaw before the configured evening reporting window. Accordingly, this is a closing report rather than an intraday update. Further direction will depend on the next session's opening and on whether the index can recover the lost ground around the 4,150-point area. More coverage of the index is available on the WIG 20 topic page.
