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WSE: Before opening
The Warsaw Stock Exchange into the new week comes with the need to catch up the one missing day of trading. On Friday, during our national holiday the global financial market worked and a lot on it happened. Investors are still trying to discount the possible changes associated with Donald Trump winning. The market is counting on increased spending financed by increased issuance of bonds while reducing taxes. As a result increase the bonds profitability, strengthens the dollar, and the assets of emerging markets have come under pressure. On Friday, the MSCI Emerging Markets index went down by 2.9% and broke the important support. It's not the best news for the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
Morning mood is very positive. Contracts in the US gain of 0.6%, which should lead to positive openings in Europe.
In Asia, the Nikkei gaining only and the other emerging parquets are under pressure. Copper prices remain very volatile but the balance puts the price of metal near the close on Thursday, which means a relatively neutral impact on our market.
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