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WSE: Mid session comment
The first half of today's trading ends for the WIG20 close to 1,764 points. The fall of the morning have not been compensated but the index rebounded strongly enough that we may talk about relatively low withdrawal vs. concern of the election results in the US. All the time important is the attitude of the core markets, which work out losses. The German DAX lost more than 1 percent, and Eurodollar gaining 0.7 percent. USDPLN pair is already in equilibrium. Now a key role should play investors from the USA, who will appear on the exchanges. The decline of the contract for the S&P500 by over 2 percent points that the mood on Wall Street are still nervous and we have to wait for the launch of the end of the panic in the markets. Decline in futures on US indices will inhibit further bulls appetites in Europe and actually force exchanges in the region to wait for the beginning of the session on Wall Street.
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