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WSE: After start on Wall Street
U.S. Stocks open: Dow -0.50%, Nasdaq -0.13%, S&P -0.38%
The market in the US opens from the decline that does not change much. Quotation of the index does not deviate from the narrow framework of consolidation of the last days and only it's leave would introduce a change.
Yesterday's gains make, however, that the same index is higher than at the start of yesterday's session. This result, which should foster more or less neutral the end of the session in Warsaw.
On the Warsaw parquet the four companies which participation in the WIG20 index exceeds 10 per cent are already on the plus side. Another locomotive of the main index is now PZU which share in the index is at the level of 11.6 percent. For these reasons the market went to the session highs.
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