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WSE: Mid session comment
The Warsaw Stock Exchange presents today a very good form, which in part may be due to a shift of part of resources from Turkey to Polish. Strengthening of the Polish currency is continued and the Warsaw Stock Exchange came out to new highs. Medium and smaller companies are also on the gain, and the indexes have a new local maxima. At the same time in Europe the situation is not so successful, the German DAX slightly lost (0.2%) and is located at session minima. Generally improves the situation in emerging markets and this in turn means that the environment can favor the Warsaw parquet. It remains an open question whether the politicians will not throw a roadblocks in the market - till the end of July the topic of foreign currency mortgage loans should be resolved.
In the mid-session the WIG20 index was at the level of 1,789 points (+ 1.70%).
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