Yesterday's session on Wall Street ended with a small loss, which are trying to be made up by contracts this morning. In Asia prevail mixed feelings, but in most cases the changes are minor. Thus, the market situation in the morning feels stable.
Therefore, beginning in Europe promises to be neutral and any possible more traffic will result from internal inspiration, and not from the trends that have shaped after closing the parquets on the Old Continent yesterday.
In today's calendar will be announced reading of the German ZEW index, which is projected to increase in December only symbolically and should not have a major impact on the markets. No need to remind that tomorrow will be a crucial day of the week, it's obviously about the meeting of the Federal Reserve.
On Tuesday morning trading the currency market does not bring any significant changes to the valuation of Polish currency, which continues the consolidation movements from Monday. The zloty is valued by the market as follows: PLN 4.4489 per euro, 4.1852 PLN against the US dollar. Yields on domestic debt amounts to 3,644% for 10-year bonds.
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