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WSE: Before opening
The first session of the new week brought a balanced but slightly negative fluctuations in the New York stock market indexes. Such benchmarks of Wall Street as S&P500, NASDAQ Composite and the DJIA, ended Monday trading respectively -0.27%, -0.36% and -0.12%. Crude oil prices on the fuel market in New York falling by 0.6 percent before the publication of data on stocks of fuel in the US, that can show that reserves of raw materials are higher and higher.
European stock exchanges in the first phase of trading today should react to supply-side changes of the US indices and relatively align to them but then find your own path and pulses to new trends.
Today we begin the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Warsaw Stock Exchange. The anniversary celebrations will be inaugurated by President Andrzej Duda, who today will reveal the new bell on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. It is to symbolize the quarter of a century, during which the Warsaw Stock Exchange has become the largest market in Central and Eastern Europe.
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