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WSE: Before opening
Sentiment about this morning is slightly offset, the contract for the S&P500 index go down of 0.38%. Also Asian stock markets indices are falling, with the exception of China, where after the publication of PMI for services, which rose from 51.2 points. to 52.7 points, the investment climate has improved. Today the Americans return to the game and come up more macro data. Around 10:00 (Warsaw time) will be published data regarding the PMI for services in Germany, France, Italy and the Euro zone, and at 11:00 we will know the data on retail sales in the Euro zone.
During the Asian session we also observed correction in precious metals. About 10 usd compared to yesterday's price went down gold. More than 2% is cheaper silver and is again below 20 usd per ounce. The morning strengthens the dollar and the Swiss franc. Such an arrangement may not appeal to investors in Europe who yesterday began to lose faith in growth, and today after such a miserable session in Asia may continue on sale of shares.
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