The WIG20 futures (WSE: FW20M16) started the day in positive territory, 7 points above yesterday's close. It's a reaction to the somewhat gentler closing of yesterday's session in the US as well as the adjustment to the morning moods in Euroland, where contracts for major European indices rise with a similar extent. Therefore in the morning, the bears have no fuel to continue the decline, which does not mean that this situation will continue in the coming trading hours.
WIG20 index opened at 1800.76 points (+0.05%)*
WIG 45770.12 0.04%
WIG30 2003.33 0.04%
mWIG40 3508.83 0.15%
*/ - change to previous close
The WIG20 begin today's session from return over yesterday affected level of 1,800 points, what may be interpreted as an attempt to rebound. Conducive in such a scenario is the rebound of yesterday's declines in Euroland. Among blue chips the only negative distinction is more than 1 percent decrease of Bank Pekao (WSE: PEO) after the information that UniCredit is considering selling part of its assets, including Bank Pekao, to increase equity.
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