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WARSAW: Poland's blue chip shares index WIG20 rose by more than 2 percent on Tuesday, breaking a level of 2,566 points, the highest since December 2013, helped by banks which had reported third-quarter profit growth amid accelerating economy.
"It seems that banks will now be the bourse's engine. This might result from the expectations of the interest rate hike and banks' rising margins," a Warsaw-based broker said.
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