Thursday's session on Wall Street ended with little drop. Investors received data on initial jobless claims in line with consensus, higher than expected turned out to be wholesalers supplies. Barack Obama announced that the United States expel 35 Russian diplomats under sanctions for interfering Russia in presidential election.

The Dow Jones Industrial dropped at the closing of 0.07 percent, the S&P500 lost 0.03 percent and the Nasdaq Composite went down by 0.12 percent.
Given the flat trading in Asia and a slight increase in trading of futures on the US indices morning in Europe promises to be quiet. Today ends in both the quarter and the year in the markets and this may bring unusual price movements associated with attempts to improve the periodic results by institutional players.

On the Warsaw market after yesterday's booster by 0.7 percent the WIG20 index reached the highest close level in the month, however, to overcome the level of 2,000 points it seems unlikely today.