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WSE: before opening
Today's session begins the next month and the next half-year on the markets. The current week has brought the global improvement in sentiment and yesterday's session on Wall Street was another successful one, which resulted in the increase of the US indexes of more than 1%. The impact on this has probably the situation on the currency market, the weakening of the pound after the speech of Mark Carney, the head of the Bank of England, signaled the need for loosening monetary policy this summer. The Euro also weakened after the news of Bloomberg about the possibility of easing bond purchases conducted by the ECB. As a result of growth in the US market losses from Friday have been almost entirely made up and in the morning it should support the Warsaw Stock Exchange, which had no opportunity to react to it. The index in Shanghai maintains a relatively neutral stance, while other Asian parquets are on the gain. This day will show whether the Warsaw market will react positively to the global improvement or remain resistant, which we experienced in recent days.
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