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Polish stocks rise in first session after parliamentary election
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GDANSK (Reuters) – Polish stocks rallied on Monday after the ruling nationalists looked to have fallen short of a parliamentary majority in Sunday’s election, potentially opening the way for the opposition to form a government.
GDANSK (Reuters) – Polish stocks rallied on Monday after the ruling nationalists looked to have fallen short of a parliamentary majority in Sunday’s election, potentially opening the way for the opposition to form a government.
The WIG index rose 2.9%, while the blue-chip WIG20 was up 3.3%, led by banks.
The Warsaw WIG bank index jumped 5.7%.
(Reporting by Mateusz Rabiega; Editing by Alex Richardson)
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