WIG20

The WIG20 is a capitalization-weighted stock market index of the twenty largest companies on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. WIG is an acronym for "Warszawski Indeks Giełdowy", that means in Polish Warsaw Stock Exchange index.

Annual Returns

The following table shows the annual development of the WIG20 since 1991.[1]

Year	Closing level	Change in index in points	Change in index in %
1991	90.90
1992	102.90	12.00	13.20
1993	1,229.80	1,126.90	1,095.14
1994	732.00	−497.80	−40.48
1995	791.90	59.90	8.18
1996	1,441.80	649.90	82.07
1997	1,487.20	45.40	3.15
1998	1,241.20	−246.00	−16.54
1999	1,788.60	547.40	44.10
2000	1,816.19	27.59	1.54
2001	1,208.34	−607.75	−33.47
2002	1,175.64	−32.70	−2.71
2003	1,574.04	398.40	33.89
2004	1,960.57	386.53	24.56
2005	2,654.95	694.38	35.42
2006	3,285.49	630.54	23.75
2007	3,456.05	170.56	5.19
2008	1,789.73	−1,666.32	−48.21
2009	2,388.72	598.99	33.47
2010	2,744.17	355.45	14.88
2011	2,144.48	−599.69	−21.85
2012	2,582.98	438.50	20.45
2013	2,400.98	−182.00	−7.05
2014	2,315.94	−85.04	−3.54
2015	1,859.15	−456.79	−19.72
2016	1,947.92	88.77	4.77
2017	2,461.21	513.29	26.35
2018	2,276.63	−184.58	−7.50
2019	2,150.09	-126.54	−5.56

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