
WARSAW — November 12, 2025. The Warsaw Stock Exchange opened the week’s second trading day on the front foot after Tuesday’s Independence Day break, with the WIG20 closing at 3,050.12, up 1.02% on the session. The mid‑cap mWIG40 added 0.47% to 8,166.12, while the small‑cap sWIG80 slipped 0.07% to 29,891.88. Official index cards from administrator GPW Benchmark confirmed the day’s open, intraday range and close. gpwbenchmark.pl+2gpwbenchmark.pl+2
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