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Poland’s stock market stabilises following slump after Russia's attack on Ukraine: audio report

08.03.2022 16:35
The Warsaw Stock Exchange is regaining ground following the over 12-percent tumble it recorded on February 24, after Russia launched a military attack against Ukraine.
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Warsaw Stock Exchange.
Warsaw Stock Exchange.PAP/Rafał Guz

The Monday ratings showed the main indexes surging, with some PLN 3.6 billion (EUR 730 million) worth of turnover at the end of the day.

The perturbations caused by Russia's offensive in Ukraine have affected all markets, but are slowly dying down.

Marek Dietl, the CEO of Warsaw Stock Exchange, has said that the valuation of Polish listed companies is slowly regaining its standard form, though the outflow of conservative foreign investors, who in case of conflict and threat, focus on safe currencies and ores, is still visible. 

Radio Poland’s Agnieszka Bielawska reports.

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