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WSE: Before opening
We start a week at beginning of which there are new events that may affect the behavior of the markets. We are talking about the next debate Trump - Clinton and the subsequent controversies surrounding Donald Trump (published on Friday night video recording from 2005), which over the weekend led to comments suggesting his withdrawal from the race for the presidential nomination. Strengthen of the Mexican peso and the increase in the valuation of contracts in the US indicate decreasing the chances of this candidate in the upcoming elections.
In Asia, we observe a clear weakening of the yuan by approx. 0.5%, which is a negative premise for the markets. There is no on the market the resting Japanese, but on the other hand, the market returned Chinese and the Shanghai index rose more than 1%.
The Warsaw market in recent days become resistant to the mood from the environment and focuses on behavior of individual companies and local information impact on them.
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