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WSE: Before opening
Yesterday's session on Wall Street ended with a stroke of the S&P500 above the level of 2,100 points. Similarly shaped sessions were for the DJIA and the NASDAQ Composite, but the S&P500 finishing the day in the region of 2,105 points sent a signal that in the current phase the game has been going on for a confrontation with the resistance zone, which begins the from psychological barrier of 2,100 points, and ends at all-time record lying above 2,130 points.
Today will be announced the last one, before the June meeting of the FOMC, report of the US Department of Labor. Reading should help to answer the question of what the Fed will do on June 15. A highlight key of the day should be at 14:30 (Warsaw time). Good data will increase the likelihood of interest rate hikes in the US and will affect the trading of all assets.
As for the Warsaw market, the sensitivity of the WIG20 on the condition of the dollar is an element known since the beginning of the year, so the Warsaw Stock Exchange today would have to submit to the reactions of the world to what will be announced in the United States at 14:30.
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