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WSE: Mid session comment
The preliminary reading of GDP for Poland do not live up to the forecast, but it is difficult to talk about some serious passing with market expectations. GDP figures for Europe were in line with expectations, and the data on industrial production were slightly better than expected. It is hard to expect that the data close enough to forecast aroused excitement in the market during the holidays. Everything seems to indicate that only the US readings can bring some new content.
The Warsaw market shows the next day of weak activity. In this context, there is no surprise too modest percentage change and low volatility. Stability in the region of yesterday's close strengthens by flat trade in Europe and a symmetrical distribution of companies on the losing and gaining in value. If the part of Wall Street will not come with any new impulses to the sleepy afternoon, the market will be looking forward to the final day and enjoy a long weekend. In the mid-session the WIG20 index reached the level of 1,863 points (-0.07%) and the turnover of slightly over PLN 160 million.
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