The Warsaw Stock Exchange noted large drops during the beginning of Monday, the main index dropped by more than 6 percent. It was responded by Prime Minister Donald Tusk, who wrote on social media that "a dense earthquake must be survived without tense decisions".
Donald Tusk stated that "the reaction to the customs war was predictable". In his opinion, the stock exchange earthquake from Japan through Europe to America must last "without tense decisions".
"The Polish stock exchange besides got ricochet, but political and economical stableness are our assets at this hard time. We will stay calmly," wrote Donald Tusk on the X portal.
WIG20 lost about 6 percent at the beginning of the day, then the declines slowed to about 2.5 percent at 11 o'clock. In another European countries, things were worse.
The Prime Minister's voice was directed mainly at investors. The good practice of heads of government or central bank heads is to reduce economical emotions in hard times. The heads of another countries besides appeal for peace and restraint.
