New Warsaw Stock Exchange Indexes Up Focus on Small, Mid-Cap Stocks
The WIG50 index will be composed of 50 mid-cap stocks, while the WIG250 index will cover up to 250 small-cap companies, including companies already tracked by the sWIG80 and WIG-Plus indexes, which will be replaced by the new indexes. The value of the indexes will be based on prices of transactions excluding dividend income, WSE officials say in a statement.
Officials say the exchange will calculate the WIG50 adn WIG250 indexes on a continuous basis, and will distribute data on the indexes every
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