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Tuesday morning, the situation on the Warsaw Stock Exchange was particularly interesting. The WIG (Warsaw Stock Exchange) maintained its winning streak after a series of record-breaking highs. Meanwhile, the WIG20, which finally broke a 19-year record in the last two sessions, faltered. The "culprit" is the largest bank and its dividend payments.
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Tuesday morning, the situation on the Warsaw Stock Exchange was particularly interesting. The WIG (Warsaw Stock Exchange) maintained its winning streak after a series of record-breaking highs. Meanwhile, the WIG20, which finally broke a 19-year record in the last two sessions, faltered. The "culprit" is the largest bank and its dividend payments.