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WSE: Before opening
Morning mood of market participants in Asia has definitely been better than yesterday, reflecting recent advances of Wall Street's major indexes that rose to the new highs and calmly reacted to the lack of consensus in Doha. Nikkei rose more than 3%, and European indices are likely to be making up for the previous losses either. However, we don't look at this comeback as if it is something coming off a new inspiration to trade. We do not see the latter in the morning, so the beginning of the session in Europe is most likely going to be quiet.
In the macro calendar, today ZEW index will be announced in Germany as well as data on industrial production and retail sales in Poland.
Yesterday's behavior of the Warsaw Stock Exchange showed that the Polish market is still under the influence of the environment and the activity remains relatively subdued. This day should not change anything. From a technical point of view the market today can combat with the level of 1,950 points on the WIG20 index.
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