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WSE: Before opening
Yesterday's session in the US ended with minor increases to new records. In Asia, after returning to parquet of Japanese investors, we may see increases on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (the Nikkei index +1,39%). Slightly falling contracts in the US (S&P500 Fut; -0.15%). The morning atmosphere can be assessed as calm, so the session in Warsaw should start at neutral levels.
In today's macro calendar appears the publication of the ZEW index and national data on industrial production and retail sales however investors are waiting for the ECB meeting on Thursday, as central banks are in the center of attention again.
On the Warsaw Stock Exchange today will be cut off rights to dividends from shares of PGNiG (PLN 0.18; dyvidend yield 3.14%), which will have a negative influence on the WIG20 in scale of approx. 0.2%. The WIG20 index yesterday had gone to the psychological level of 1,800 points, which is near a natural resistance. Crossing ot this level will open the way to the peaks of the Brexit referendum.
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