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WSE: Before opening
The June series of future contracts on the WIG20 index (WSE: FW20M16) started the day on a rise by 0.8 per cent (1954 points).
Europe begins the day of increases that build upward pressure on the WSE. As a result, WIG20 gained 0.44 percent at the opening, however the resistance in the region of 1,970 points remains valid and technically we can not talk about change. Indeed, the market balances near maximum of the last week, so we can talk about that poor clearance from the consolidation, the defeat should be a prelude to the confrontation of 2000 points. Opening was dominated by two companies, KGHM and PKN, which provide half of total trading in the WIG20 index. The beginning seems to be optimistic, but there is no doubt that it is built on the correlation with the environment.
WIG20 index opened at 1962.38 points (+0.44%)*
WIG 48380.66 0.51%
WIG30 2188.92 0.57%
mWIG40 3590.05 0.39%
*/- change to previous close
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