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WSE: After opening
The new, September series, future contracts on the WIG20 index (WSE: FW20U16) started the day from increase by as much as 1.79% (1,762 points). Surrounded contract for the DAX gained up 2.5%, and the reaction of the Polish market is a simple to this movement. Its scale is very large, which can suppress the subsequent volatility, because the same opening leads to a substantial shift. In the case of a weak markets, which include the GPW, as high opening generally may lead to difficulties in continuation.
WIG20 index opened at 1764.76 points (+0.59%)
WIG 45001.12 0.88%
WIG30 1980.69 1.18%
mWIG40 3451.32 0.37%
*/ - change to previous close
Cash market opens up with quite modest increase of 0.59% to 1,764 points, which enables for rapid continuation of growth towards the level of 1,780 points. The turnover is not spectacular, but not bad for a Monday.
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