(Bloomberg) -- Assets at Polish mutual funds rose to a new record in April as Poles continued to shift savings, seeking to take advantage of the Warsaw bourse's four-year rally, the country's main investment association said.
Fund assets increased 5.6 billion zloty ($2 billion), or 4.8 percent, to a record 123.2 billion zloty as of April 30, the Warsaw-based Chamber of Fund and Asset Managers said in an e- mailed statement today.
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