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WSE: After opening
The WIG20 futures started in a similar to yesterday's style, which means close to the reference price, but straight with a tendency to descend down. Yesterday we finished the session at minima, so today's descent at the start session means to drop below the lows of yesterday and the day before yesterday sessions.
WIG20 index opened at 1815.50 points (+0.07%)*
WIG 46002.11 0.13%
WIG30 2022.84 0.07%
mWIG40 3525.49 0.28%
*/ - change to previous close
The first transactions did not bring fireworks, and the market is trying to repeat yesterday's scenario of stabilizing the index after opening. Yesterday it ended up in a fall, forced by the environment and the weakness of the zloty. Each of these elements is also present today. Abrupt weakening of the zloty in the last hour amounted pairs EURPLN and USDPLN above yesterday's highs and that is the reason to expect some attempts to continue the sell-off in the WIG20. Also European markets - the DAX and the CAC - depreciating, so the actual environment continues yesterday's sell-off.
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