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WSE: After start on Wall Street
The Americans entered the game with falling by 2.7% the S&P500 index, which may not be regarded as a symptom of panic. If Americans do not panic, and it looks at the moment, on the European exchanges may appear an opportunity to further reduce the scale of decline. The fall in share prices on the US market closes the first phase of response to events in Europe. Today it is difficult to count on new content, but on Monday, the markets will have the opportunity to look at the condition of Europe also through the prism of the election results in Spain. The course of trading during the day leaves no doubt that on the threshold of the final hour of the session and at the beginning of the new week, the WSE remains on the pressure from the environment.
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