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modest rise on Wall Street looking for a market correction

Thursday's trading on Wall Street ended with modest rises index, which added to its value from 0.05 per cent (Nasdaq Composite) to 0.24 percent (DJIA). The impetus was to strengthen growth euro and the rise in stock markets in Europe after a successful debt auction in Spain, where the result of investors worried lately. When it appeared that the government in Madrid had no major problems with the location of an exchange markets bonds jumped at risk and began to buy players in the stock markets had a wide field of choice. In the opposite camp sounded data from the U.S., złaszcza report on the number of new unemployed. The number of applications for benefits rose to 472,000 last week, which reminded the players about the weakness of the U.S. labor market.

Generally speaking Thursday's trading in the U.S. were neutral and such a picture emerges of a chart of daily S & P500, for which there is another candle without a body. Constantly the most important technical element is Tuesday's breaking downtrend line and raise the neck line of formation of the double bottom. A glance at the daily chart enough to see that the last two sessions had passed in the context of defense support in the region of the resistance broken, forcing technicians to expectations of further rises. Its scope measured the width of the formation dates back to 1160 points.

In total, yesterday's trading in the U.S. can be considered as neutral for Europe, Asia, even if already in Tokyo the Nikkei is not managed to stay on the pros and one hour before the end of its session, losing 0.2 percent. On the minus cosmetics are also futures on the S & P500, which combined with yesterday's increase in DAX-a 0.5 percent forced from thinking about opening a neutral trading during the last session of the week. From the perspective of WSE neutral hand on Wall Street and the beginning of the session flat in Europe, expect at least try to help stabilize the market after Thursday's devaluated.

From a macro point of view of your calendar Friday promises to be quiet. Important data in the world does not actually exist, but the Polish reports on the dynamics of industrial production, which is expected to grow nearly 8 percent with inflation at the producer level increased by 0.5 percent, are expected for at least the players on the gold market. An open question - as always, on the third Friday of the month - is whether the data will be able to translate the condition of the WIG20, when an hour after their publication will begin clearing the June futures series. Experience teaches that investors refrain from the transaction when the market orders fly thrown on the market baskets.

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