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WSE: Mid session comment
The first half of trading on European markets brought stabilization after high openings and the DAX and the CAC indices are gaining about 1 percent.
In the Warsaw we do not see much enthusiasm and WIG20 index hovering around the level of yesterday's closing auction. Relatively weak behavior is in other emerging markets. The next hours will shift attention to Wall Street and today's FOMC decision, which carries risks for emerging markets and for this reason the Warsaw Stock Exchange may maintain a distance in relation to the developed markets. The market activity improves today, however, the variability remains a sensitive subject, and in the first half of the session was a mere 6 points. At the halfway point of today's session the WIG20 index was at the level of 1,747 points (-0,12%).
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