Thursday's session on Wall Street ended with minimal changes in the major indexes. The S&P500 rose by 0.02 per cent. Investors are waiting for today's publication of data from the US labor market, which may indicate whether it may soon lead to interest rate hikes in the US. The market consensus assumes that the number of new jobs will increase by 180 thousand. The unemployment rate in July is expected to be 4.8 percent against 4.9 percent in June.

The significance of this report does not seem as important as the report to be published the next month, which will be the last one before the September FOMC meeting. Today's data would have really hard to pass up with a forecast for plus to market frightened of a rate hike in September or in minus that concerns have been raised about the condition of the economy.

Currently the market valuation of probability of increase by Fed interest rates until the end of the year is just over 37 percent.

We may assume that the neutral end in the US yesterday will encourage neutral beginnings of sessions in Europe.

The WIG20 index reached yesterday the area of ​​Tuesday's maximum and still is in a consolidation after the July wave of growth.

Some investors may expect a simple continuation of gains from Tuesday and Thursday, although from the technical point of view any new content does not appear.