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WSE: Mid session comment
German ZEW index was slightly worse than forecast, but did not change its value compared to the previous month. The ZEW Institute indicates that the economic picture in the EU is improving, however it was not groundbreaking news for investors. Major indexes in France and Germany gaining cosmetically today's and session looks very calm with low volatility. At the same time it does not appear any will to quick make up for Friday's losses.
In the last hours the Polish zloty strengthened all along the line. This can be justified by an optimistic statement of the Minister of Finance regarding the implementation of the budget.
In the mid-session the WIG20 index was at the level of 1,729 points and the turnover in index of the largest companies was amounted to PLN 245 mln.
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