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Today, at 14.30 we met estimates on the size increment of the Product Gross Domestic U.S. in the fourth quarter of 2009. How the Department of Commerce estimates the increase was as high as 5.7%, which is the most in five years. Experts expect from 4.5% to 4.7%.



Despite this, really impressive spring, around 2009 years in the U.S. economy shrunk by 2.4%, and worse was to last just after World War II, when, in 1946 GDP fell by as much as 10.9%. The full text of the message is here. Well, back to the starting point - to what extent this information has been consumed by the rising tide? Answer will be announced very soon. Yesterday S & P 500 was dangerously close to the lower range of areas of support 1085-1090 points, closing at 1084.53 points. Today is an opportunity for reflection. If you use it, and our stock market will gain the opportunity to the traditional green Monday. If not, we should test the most important area, which for 2315-2320 is WIG20 points while futures for 2340 points. At this point, the U.S. futures indices indicate a good start Friday's quotes, and a final evaluation wait until 22 Of course, at the news One major equity markets have responded enthusiastically, at least at first, and even today, our frail WIG20 emerged from the mark on the green side. However, the situation is not as pink as it may sound at first, because the increase is due until two-thirds of the increase in inventories and, to some extent from a reduction in imports. In addition, recall the previous readings of U.S. GDP, which lead us to caution in drawing too far-reaching proposals - with each data in the third quarter, searched down, so markets may fear a replay. It is known that the exchange discounts the future and today is 5.7% (revised down, probably) is largely located in the prices-at the end of the S & P 500 rebounded from less than 667 points to over 1100 points, just kept our WIG20 almost doubling its value from the hole In February last year. We wonder now what's next-stocks have been completed, so a similar maneuver cannot be repeated in 2010 and many experts, these rather optimistic provides that the U.S. economy increased by 3% this year would not be a bad result.

 
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