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Presidential elections in Poland. Which candidate would be better for the zloty, stock exchange and bonds?

On Monday before noon, the National Electoral Commission reportedthat Rafał Trzaskowski and Karol Nawrocki went to the second round of presidential elections (after counting the data from all circuits), who won 31.36 percent respectively. and 29.54 percent votes. The promotion of these two is not a surprise, but at least two results are surprising that can change the perception of investors in the final decision, which is scheduled for June 1.

Before Sunday voting, a fairly clear favorite in the race to the Governor's Palace was the Citizens' Coalition candidate and the investors considered such a scenario to be basic. The market reaction was visible from the very morning on Monday, when the survey data was already known Late Pollsindicating the little advantage of Trzaskowski.

The zloty weakened slightly to the euro, but to the dollar in the afternoon he even gained (which can be associated rather with a decrease in the US rating), and the Warsaw Stock Exchange recorded clear declineswhich during the session deepened and in the afternoon WIG20 fell by almost 3 percent, which made our dance floor one of the weakest in the world. At the end of the session there was a relaxation and WIG20 lost “only” 0.84 percent, closing the day at 2786.7 points.

Ashley Davis

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