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WSE: Mid session comment
At the beginning of the morning part of the quotations on the Warsaw parquet appeared to be quite a familiar image, means, after the low opening the demand side had trouble with the departure from this level. In such situations, time works to the disadvantage of the demand side, that is, the longer fails to initiate the approach, the more grow the chances of developing repricing. The market could not stand the pressure and after the mWIG and the sWIG reached new levels of intraday minima the WIG20 joined this group too. Among the components of the WIG20 index on a particularly negative mention deserves PZU, where the decline has exceeded 3.5% and this stocks are also the leader of turnover.
Over the time, the level of activity steadily decreased, and in mid-session the WIG20 index was at the level of 1,770 points (-0,64%) and with the turnover a bit less than PLN 150 mln.
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