In brief

• The text describes the session on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW) on Friday, when Modivo shares gained 6.6%, while Orlen and Dino shares fell.
• Orlen's share price dropped 3.7% to PLN 135.6 with turnover of PLN 33.5 million, while the WIG20 index was losing about 1% during the session.
• Asbis shares were recovering earlier losses, while XTB attracted attention with high price volatility.

Modivo gains, Orlen and Dino fall

Modivo shares rose 6.6% and were among the strongest-gaining stocks on the market (Mapa GPW: Modivo, Asbis, XTB, Orlen i Dino w centrum uwagi – Puls Biznesu) (DZIEŃ NA GPW: WIG20 spada m. in. przez zniżki Orlenu i Dino; Modivo zyskuje 6,6 proc. – biznes.pap.pl).

Against this rise, Orlen was markedly weaker. The company's share price lost 3.7%, falling to PLN 135.6, and turnover on its shares reached PLN 33.5 million (Kurs Orlenu spada o 3,7 proc. przy wysokich obrotach; WIG20 zniżkuje o 1,3 proc. – biznes.pap.pl). Orlen was the weakest component of the WIG20 index.

Dino also recorded declines and, together with Orlen, weighed on the largest blue chips. The WIG20 index was losing about 1% during the session, and during the day the declines deepened, reaching 1.3%..

Asbis rebounds, XTB attracts volatility

Asbis's share price was recovering earlier losses, which suggested buyers' interest after the earlier declines.

XTB shares attracted attention due to high price volatility during the session.

Broader session context

While the WIG20 was falling, the mWIG40 performed better, standing out on the upside and limiting the overall weakness of the market. The market therefore remained divided: rising mid-cap stocks offset the declines of the large players in the WIG20 index.

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