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WSE: Mid session comment
In the first half of today's trading the WIG20 index had only slight difficulties in overcoming the level of 1,850 points and virtually from the morning in our market we may see an extension of yesterday's movement. As expected, we are now faced with considerable turnover, which at the halfway point of the session is close to PLN 400 million in the segment of the largest companies. The increases are driven, like yesterday, by the banking sector and KGHM.
In Europe, the German and French indices gaining approx. 0.5%, while in southern Europe, Italy and Spain, growth is more than 1%, and in this respect the situation is similar to our national parquet . Just like on the WSE best present banks and less - companies of raw material and fuel.
At the halfway point of today's trading the WIG20 index was at the level of 1,866 points (+ 1.16%).
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