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WSE: Before opening
Stock market indices in the United States on Wednesday recorded little change. The highlight of the day was the publication of the minutes of the September Fed meeting, at which a number of participants said that a rate hike "was close." All this shows that the December deadline is very likely to move on the side of the cost of money, that not much worse the sentiment, but it certainly does not work on its improvement.
Dow Jones Industrial at the end of the day gained 0.09 percent, the S&P500 rose by 0.11 per cent and the Nasdaq Composite lost 0.15 percent. Increases in the United States led the real estate sector and utilities, and declines - oil companies and health care. Among the currencies appreciating US dollar, decreased crude oil prices.
In the morning the contracts for US indices loses 0.4%, discounts can also be observed in Asian markets. Thus, the beginning of the session in Europe may be uncertain, however the last time the Old Continent is doing better than Wall Street.
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