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14 лютого 2014 года
Конкорд Капитал

The ongoing selloff of Ukrainian equities showed signs of tapering on Thursday, Feb. 13. The WIG Ukraine Index of Warsaw-traded stocks slid 0.4%, bringing the selloff to six straight sessions at a 7.5% loss, the Index’s lowest level since its December 2010 debut. The biggest weight on the Index has been sugar producer Astarta (AST PW -2.5%), which has plunged 12.4% in six straight negative sessions. The more thinly traded KSG Agro (KSG PW -5.3%) has careened 16.1% in five straight losing sessions to its lowest price since its May 2011 IPO. Other decliners were dairy producer Milkiland (MLK PW -2.7%) and farmer Industrial Milk (IMC PW -1.1%), which has plummeted 11.6% in five straight dropping sessions to its lowest price since December 2011. Not all food-related companies have been on the losing end as farmer Agroton (AGT PW +3.8%) has gained 6.2% in two sessions. In London, egg producing giant Avangard (AVGR LI) jumped 3.5% and iron ore miner Ferrexpo (FXPO LN +1.8%) has advanced 6.3% in three straight positive sessions. The Ukrainian Exchange (UX) index of Kyiv-traded stocks, improved 0.6%, or 3.6% in three straight positive sessions. Leading the gains has been engine maker Motor Sich (MSICH UK +2.3%), which has increased 7.5% in three sessions, and oil producer Ukrnafta (UNAF UK +1.2%), which has surged 14.9% in three consecutive advancing sessions. Outside the Index, Ukrtelecom (UTLM UK) and Kryukiv Railcar (KVBZ UK) both gained 4.1%. Chemical producer Stirol (STIR UK) plunged 12.2%.

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