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WSE: Before opening
We start a week, during which will be held on the last inflected by all the cases, the referendum in the UK. On Sunday, the campaign was resumed before the vote and appeared the next polls. All point to win of people who want to stay within the framework of European structures, which stimulates in the morning appetite for risk after a difficult last week.
Contracts in the US are rising by approx. 1%, while indexes in Asia, outside of China, gain a similar scale. A weakening of the yen supports the Japanese market, where the Nikkei gaining over 2%. Today's macroeconomic calendar is empty, so rather nothing, but the latest polls from the UK, should attract the attention of investors.
Increasing this morning by more than 0.8% the price of copper should be supported for the Warsaw Stock Exchange, which recently remained weaker compare to foreign markets, but as a rule guided by external sentiment, which should be supported today. If we look at the probability of Brexit, calculated by the bookmakers ratings, it fell below 30%. This may herald the end of the hysteria associated with the referendum and the fear of its negative outcome.
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