Poland's stock market finished the session in positive territory on Monday, with the WIG30 edging up 0.17% at the close in Warsaw. Advances in Information Technology, Oil & Gas and Chemicals underpinned the move higher.
Among the WIG30 constituents, Asseco Poland SA (WA:ACPP) led gains, jumping 8.84% - an increase of 16.10 points - to finish at 198.15. Cyfrowy Polsat SA (WA:CPS) climbed 4.10%, adding 0.62 points to close at 15.62. Polski Koncern Naftowy ORLEN SA (WA:PKN) also advanced, rising 3.82% or 5.08 points to end the day at 138.00. Notably, the share price for ORLEN reached an all-time high during the session.
On the downside, CD PROJEKT SA (WA:CDR) was the heaviest decliner on the index, dropping 4.14% or 11.40 points to 264.20 at the close. X Trade Brokers Dom Maklerski SA (WA:XTB) fell 2.94%, losing 3.00 points to finish at 99.00, while KGHM Polska Miedz SA (WA:KGH) declined 2.71% or 8.20 points to 294.60.
Market breadth was mixed: rising issues outnumbered falling ones by 290 to 274 on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, while 98 stocks finished flat.
Commodities traded with notable moves that corresponded with activity in energy-related names. Crude oil for June delivery rose 3.57% - up $3.64 - to $105.58 a barrel. Brent oil for July delivery posted a larger gain, climbing 5.62% or $6.08 to $114.25 a barrel. Precious metals were weaker: the June Gold Futures contract fell 2.15%, down $99.70 to trade at $4,544.80 per troy ounce.
Currency markets showed a softer zloty. EUR/PLN advanced 0.42% to 4.26, while USD/PLN strengthened 0.61% to 3.64. The US Dollar Index Futures traded higher as well, up 0.26% at 98.26.
The session highlighted divergence within the WIG30, where select technology and energy names produced outsized gains even as several heavyweight industrial and mining names moved lower. Overall, the index's modest advance reflected a market where sector-level leadership was concentrated in a handful of stocks.