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WSE: After start on Wall Street
U.S. Stocks open: Dow +0.06%, Nasdaq +0.20%, S&P +0.10%
Start of the day on Wall Street was in line what was suggested by earlier behavior of derivatives, so Europe had time to prepare for the opening. In fact DAX previously reacted to the decline of the contract for S&P500 with the shift into red, and went back to the area of the lower limit of the daily span. The WIG20 was also looking to rebound from the morning session decline. As a result, attention shifts to the support in the area of 1900 points. However, we must constantly emphasize that barely PLN 300 mln of turnover on the WIG20 does not indicate a serious supply activity. Declines led by such a turnover signals that the market treats the withdrawal in terms of the expected correction.
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