TechFlow, April 7 — According to Jinshi Data, Polish Prime Minister Tusk said that Polish investors should avoid panic during the global market slump, as the Warsaw stock market is supported by "political and economic stability." Poland's WIG20 index dropped as much as 7% on Monday before recovering some losses, down 3.4% as of 10:50 a.m. Warsaw time. Over the past three trading sessions, the index has fallen 15%, marking its largest drop since the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict three years ago. Tusk said on social media: "We must get through the stock market earthquake from Japan to Europe and then to the United States without making hasty decisions. The Polish stock market has also rebounded, but political and economic stability remains our asset during this difficult period."
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