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WSE: After start on Wall Street
On the broad market we may clearly see a continuation of the weak sentiment. Riskier assets like stocks become cheaper, the safer ones, as the Japanese yen and German bonds more expensive. And here curiosity, the yields of German bonds fell today below 0 percent (first time ever) are they have negative interest.
The causes of this phenomenon should be mainly seen in market fundamentals, particularly damaging for markets is spectrum of Brexit.
In these sentiments was also start of trading on Wall Street. Withdrawal is not big, but at the last session the problem were rather weak endings, than neutral beginnings. Chart of the S&P500 index indicates that the departure from the region of the record of all time and the upper limit of several months of consolidation gaining momentum.
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