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22 липня 2015 года
Конкорд Капитал

Ukrainian equities enjoyed a second straight session of brisk demand in Warsaw on Tuesday, July 21. The WIG Ukraine Index of Warsaw-traded stocks rose 3.1%, or 4.7% in two sessions. The gains were led by its biggest component, grain trader and sunflower oil producer Kernel (KER PW), which improved 5.9%, or 8.8% in two sessions, following its strong operating update. It has reached its highest price since November 2013, or about the time the EuroMaidan ignited. On the downside, dairy firm Milkiland (MLK PW) plummeted 8.5%, or 14.5% in three straight negative sessions, reaching its lowest price since its December 2010 IPO. Natural gas E&P Serinus Energy (SEN PW) slid 2.9%, snapping a three-session win streak. In London, iron ore miner and pellet maker Ferrexpo (FXPO LN) decreased 1.3%, or 7.1% in three straight negative sessions. The Ukrainian Exchange (UX) Index of Kyiv-traded stocks declined 0.2%, or 2.1% in three straight declining sessions. Its biggest decliner was Yenakiyeve Steel (ENMZ UK), which slid 5.1%.

On the fixed income market, a negative mood prevailed as the date of a USD 120 mln coupon payment for a state Eurobond (UKRAIN 07’17) is approaching and there is still little clarity on whether the government will deliver. The bond itself was flat, while some other state notes (maturing in 06’16, 11’17 and 11’22) lost nearly 1% of their price. The Ukrainian currency was stable on the interbank market at UAH 22/USD and mostly stable on the unofficial market at about UAH 23.8/USD.

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