WIG20 rises 0.44% to 4,298.46 points at Friday close
Published on 11/13/2026 at 18:45 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSWIG20 ends Friday higher
- The WIG20 closed at 4,298.46 points on November 13, 2026, up 0.44% from Thursday's close.
- The index traded between 4,263.68 and 4,320.05 points after opening at 4,284.12.
- Investors also assessed Polish growth and inflation data, alongside currency and global technology-market pressures.
The WIG20 ended the Warsaw session on Friday, November 13, 2026, at 4,298.46 points, up 0.44% from Thursday's close of 4,279.50 points. The closing level and session data were reported by GPW Benchmark, while the prior close was published by Polish Press Agency.
Broad range during the session
The index opened at 4,284.12 points and traded as low as 4,263.68 before reaching a high of 4,320.05. The close remained above Thursday's level but below the day's peak, pointing to a session in which gains were retained despite a pullback from the intraday high.
Economic data shaped the backdrop
Reuters, carried by Fidelity, reported that Poland's economy grew 3.5% year on year in the third quarter, slightly below the 3.6% forecast cited in the report. October inflation was 3.5% year on year, while the zloty weakened 0.2% against the euro. The report also described mixed emerging-market trading, renewed pressure on some technology shares after Nvidia's leadership turmoil, and continuing uncertainty around interest rates and energy markets.
Investor focus remains global
For Polish equities, the combination of domestic economic readings, currency movements and international risk sentiment remains important for how investors assess banks, energy companies and other large-cap constituents. Friday's rise extended the WIG20's advance from Thursday, although the index's retreat from its session high underlined the uneven trading environment.
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