The Warsaw Stock Exchange is tracking toward a record closing level on Tuesday, driven by a broad-based rally that has lifted the WIG20 index more than 1% in morning trade.
The surge marks a decisive shift in sentiment for the Polish market, which has been buoyed by a wave of optimism sweeping across global equity markets.
Buying interest has been heavily concentrated in large-cap stocks, with the WIG20 outperforming the broader WIG index.
This concentration suggests that institutional investors are favoring established names with stronger balance sheets as they rotate into risk assets.
The rally comes as US equity markets surged to fresh record highs, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average leading the charge after a period of sustained selling pressure.
The positive momentum is not isolated to Wall Street.