Stock Markets April 28, 2026 11:35 AM

Warsaw Stocks Slip as Basic Materials, Energy and Construction Weigh on WIG30

WIG30 falls 0.78% at close; mixed movement across banks and miners as commodity prices shift

By Hana Yamamoto
Warsaw Stocks Slip as Basic Materials, Energy and Construction Weigh on WIG30

Poland's benchmark WIG30 closed lower, down 0.78%, with declines concentrated in Basic Materials, Energy and Construction sectors. Jastrzebska Spotka Weglowa SA, Bank Millennium SA and Alior Bank SA were the session's top gainers, while KGHM Polska Miedz SA, Dino Polska SA and Enea SA led losses. Market breadth favored decliners by a sizeable margin, and commodity and currency moves were notable at the close.

Key Points

  • WIG30 closed down 0.78%, with Basic Materials, Energy and Construction sectors leading losses.
  • Top session winners were WA:JSW (+8.03%), WA:MILP (+2.83%), and WA:ALRR (+1.69%); top losers were WA:KGH (-4.10%), WA:DNP (-3.73%), and WA:ENAE (-3.37%).
  • Market breadth showed 334 declining stocks, 199 advancing and 109 unchanged; Dino Polska (WA:DNP) hit a 52-week low.

Poland's equity market ended Tuesday with losses, as sector-level declines in Basic Materials, Energy and Construction pushed the main index lower.

At the close of trading in Warsaw, the WIG30 index registered a decline of 0.78%.

The session's strongest performers among WIG30 components included Jastrzebska Spotka Weglowa SA (WA:JSW), which advanced 8.03% - gaining 2.16 points to finish at 29.06. Banking names also posted gains: Bank Millennium SA (WA:MILP) climbed 2.83% or 0.50 points to end the session at 18.17, while Alior Bank SA (WA:ALRR) rose 1.69% - up 2.05 points to close at 123.00.

On the downside, KGHM Polska Miedz SA (WA:KGH) was the weakest WIG30 stock, sliding 4.10% or 12.80 points to close at 299.20. Dino Polska SA (WA:DNP) dropped 3.73% - a fall of 1.25 points to 32.25, and Enea SA (WA:ENAE) declined 3.37% or 0.76 points to finish at 21.82.

Market breadth in Warsaw favored decliners: 334 stocks fell versus 199 that advanced, and 109 issues finished unchanged.

Shares of Dino Polska SA (WA:DNP) moved to fresh 52-week lows, slipping 3.73% to 32.25, the stock’s lowest closing level over the past year.


Commodities and currencies saw notable moves as markets closed. On the crude front, June delivery West Texas Intermediate rose 3.40%, gaining $3.28 to trade at $99.65 a barrel. Brent crude for July delivery increased 2.53%, up $2.57 to $104.26 a barrel. In metals, the June Gold Futures contract fell 2.31%, a decline of $108.61 to trade at $4,585.09 a troy ounce.

In foreign exchange, EUR/PLN was essentially flat, changing by 0.10% to 4.25, while USD/PLN moved 0.20% higher to 3.63. The US Dollar Index Futures was up 0.19%, trading at 98.50.


Summary of session metrics and notable movers:

  • WIG30 close: down 0.78%
  • Top gainers: WA:JSW (+8.03% to 29.06), WA:MILP (+2.83% to 18.17), WA:ALRR (+1.69% to 123.00)
  • Top decliners: WA:KGH (-4.10% to 299.20), WA:DNP (-3.73% to 32.25), WA:ENAE (-3.37% to 21.82)
  • Market breadth: 334 decliners, 199 advancers, 109 unchanged
  • Commodities: WTI June +3.40% to $99.65/bbl; Brent July +2.53% to $104.26/bbl; Gold June -2.31% to $4,585.09/oz
  • FX: EUR/PLN 4.25 (flat +0.10%), USD/PLN 3.63 (+0.20%), US Dollar Index Futures 98.50 (+0.19%)

This session's price action left the WIG30 lower at the close, with a clear tilt toward declining issues across the Warsaw bourse and distinct moves in energy and commodity markets recorded at the same time.

Risks

  • Concentrated declines in Basic Materials and Energy may amplify volatility in related mining and utility stocks - sectors directly evident in the session’s worst performers.
  • Large moves in crude oil and Brent prices introduce commodity price sensitivity that can impact energy and materials companies’ near-term earnings.
  • A tilt toward falling issues across the exchange, with 334 decliners versus 199 advancers, signals increased downside risk for broader market participation in the short term.

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