Ukrainian stock index on the Warsaw Exchange exceeded the pre -war level

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The WIG-UKRAINE index of Ukrainian shares on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE) continues to rise in the latest news on the promotion to peace talks in the Ukrainian-Russian War: after Growing on Monday, 8.04% from the beginning of the day Tuesday was added by another 6.6%.

According to WSE, the Milkiland shares increased by 13.86%on Tuesday, Agroton and IMC agroholdings with land near the front-by 9.14%and 7.30%, KSG-Agro-by 4.22%, the largest in the country of Astarta Sugar Manufacturer-by 0.91%.

Coal Energy’s shares (all of these papers are part of the index) with mines stopped as a war went up to 25.09%.

In addition, 5.15% increased in the price and shares of the largest Ukrainian Kernel oil producer, which are not included in the index due to small Free-Float, as a result, the capitalization of the company exceeded $ 2.1 billion. The last time it cost it in 2011.

The rate of shares of the largest Ukrainian manufacturer of chicken agroholding of the MHP on the London Stock Exchange since the beginning of the day Tuesday increased by 0.93%, while the shares of the Mining and Rudy Company Ferrexpo added 0.55%.

Faster the rise in Ukrainian shares on the Warsaw Stock Exchange by the market participants explain the presence of more private investors on it.

At the same time, the growth of Ukrainian papers has stopped in the Eurobond market, moreover, since February 13, they have fallen in price by more than 2%.

On February 24, 2024, WIG-UKRAINE reported from 574.37 points to 361.98 points on the first day of the war, and in May 2024 dropped below 200 points.

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