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WSE: Before opening
New weekly markets begins in the shadow of Friday's report from the US labor market. At first glance, he was a good 227 thousand. new jobs, however, clearly negatively surprised by the level of wage growth, with an increase of 0.1% m / m and a negative revision for the previous month of 0.4% to barely 0.2%.
This lowered pressure on the central bank to raise interest rates and the positive impact on earnings forecasts of companies and consequently on the rise on Wall Street.
In the morning, futures on Wall Street are listed on neutral levels in Asia and we see a slight increase. We can therefore expect a quiet early trading in | Europe for the light increases.
In the morning, the Polish zloty slightly weakened the US dollar and strengthened against the euro.
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