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WSE: Before opening
Yesterday, after the market close in Warsaw, the minutes of the March meeting of the Fed were published. The message sent by the protocol fueled the growth of the S&P500 index by 1% and supported the growth of the oil market, and also weakened of the US dollar. This combination of factors is expected to reward emerging markets and should be well received on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, despite the mixed sentiment in Asia, where the share price discounts of Chinese are interspersed with small increases elsewhere.
The WIG20 index reached the area of 1900 pts., which is an important support. The behavior of stock markets in the US and commodity markets will help to remain or rise above this level.
Future contracts on the US indexes are stable in the morning and it is another light plus before opening in Warsaw.
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