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WSE: Before opening
Most major indices on the New York stock markets closed yesterday's session in the red. The Dow Jones Industrial dropped at the closing of 0.54 percent, the S&P500 went down by 0.09 percent and in the contrast, the Nasdaq Comp. gained 0.02 percent. From the point of view of European markets a slight change of the S&P500 seems to be the most important. After the close of trading in Europe, the index recovered a large portion of earlier losses, which should support increases in Europe.
In the US, after the session, its results published Apple Inc., which recorded in the quarter covering the holidays better than expected sales results.
The beginning of the new month will bring data from the US labor market and the stock exchange today will get reading of ADP report. In addition, today ends the year's first meeting of the monetary authorities in the United States. On the Warsaw market yesterday's increases were supported by the weaken dollar and the appreciation of the zloty, but each of these currencies remain sensitive to what today appears in the FOMC statement.
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