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WSE: After opening
WIG20 index opened at 1760.27 points (-0.08%)*
WIG 47187.63 -0.07%
WIG30 2018.00 -0.08%
mWIG40 3897.95 0.01%
*/ - change to previous close
The WIG20 futures started the day six points above yesterday's close. After a very weak yesterday's session improvement in sentiment has come from external environment after the Americans once again defended themselves against drops and technical sell signal.
The WIG20 index started the session from a decline and after some transactions were placed in the region of Thursday's minimum. Surroundings doing a bit better. The CAC, DAX and FTSE gaining in value, and the pan-European STOXX 600 rising by 0.2 percent. The pressure from the environment should help stabilize the WIG20, and the proximity of support around 1,750 points encourage technicians to try to play the rebound. Everything, of course, will only be a prelude before the data from the US. Traditionally, therefore, waiting for the publication of data may be accompanied by low trading activity and volatility of indices.
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