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WSE: Before opening
Yesterday's event of the day was the press conference of President-elect Donald Trump. During the conference, the US stock indices fluctuated, but at the end of trading advantage was taken over by shares buyers and as a result Wednesday's session on Wall Street ended with pros. The Dow Jones Industrial rose at the close by 0.50 percent, the S&P 500 by 0.28 percent and the Nasdaq Comp. went up by 0.21 percent.
After two sessions of heavily discount went up crude oil prices. On the stock market in New York this raw material lost on Monday and Tuesday totally 5.9 percent. Both Brent and WTI rallied on Wednesday more than 3 percent despite the fact that crude oil inventories in the US rose last week above expectations. After the conference weakened the dollar.
On the Asian markets this morning is weaker Japanese Nikkei, also China is dominated by the color red. In addition go down contracts in the United States, which in practice reflect the majority of yesterday's positive achievements. Given the above, opening in Europe is not going to be too optimistic.
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