On Monday, the stock market in Poland experienced a decline following the market close, with sectors such as , and contributing significantly to the dip in shares.

In Warsaw, the stock market witnessed a 0.24% drop as the market closed.

In the session, the standout performers were corporations like CCC SA (WA:), which saw a 3.28% increase or a rise of 5.90 points, settling at 185.90 at the close of trade. Other noteworthy performers included Jastrzebska Spotka Weglowa SA (WA:) and LPP SA (WA:), which added 2.36% or 0.66 points, and 1.73% or 270.00 points respectively in the late trade.

On the flip side, the session’s underperformers were X Trade Brokers Dom Maklerski SA (WA:), which saw a 2.51% decrease, trading at 62.26 at close. Meanwhile, Allegro (WA:) and Enea SA (WA:) saw declines of 1.99% and 1.96% respectively.

On the Warsaw Stock Exchange, falling stocks outnumbered those advancing, with a ratio of 272 to 219, leaving 119 unchanged.

CCC SA (WA:) saw their shares reaching a 5-year high, with a rise of 3.28% or 5.90 to 185.90.

In the commodities market, November’s crude oil saw a fall of 2.38% or 1.80 settling at $73.76 a barrel. Brent oil for December delivery also witnessed a decrease of 2.26% or 1.79 to hit $77.25 a barrel. Meanwhile, December’s Gold Futures contract saw a decrease of 0.46% or 12.20, trading at $2,664.10 a troy ounce.

In the currency exchange, EUR/PLN rose by 0.12% to 4.29, while USD/PLN increased by 0.37% to 3.93.

Lastly, the US Dollar Index Futures saw an upturn of 0.28%, settling at 102.97.