Greetings from Kiev!
Here is the Ukrainian stock performance summary on the
Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE), based on the prior trading day's closing bell.
The WSE continued its winning streak for the second day, closing in the green (+0.19%), compared to mixed/bearish European markets (FTSE -0.07%,
STOXX -0.12%,
CAC -0.35%, DAX +0.62%, IBEX -0.76%) and U.S.
markets (DOW +0.30%, S&P +0.11%, NASDAQ -0.05%).
Looking
at Ukrainian equities in particular
across the Warsaw Stock Exchange, their index tracked
the
main
Warsaw equities index, closing slightly up (+0.41%) with gains in
Sadovaya, KSG Agro, Agroton, Milkiland, Astarta, Kernel and Coal Energy driving the movement.
From a market depth standpoint, the highest trading volumes occurred in
Westa (472,154 shares), Sadovaya (311,290 shares), Kernel (180,054 shares) and KSG Agro (57,835 shares).
For specific results
kindly see the table below, prices denoted in Polish currency (Zlotys). Cheers – Jon
WSE WIG Index
(total return index for Warsaw Stock Exchange listed companies): 46762.65 (+0.19%)
WSE WIG-Ukraine Index
(total return index for Ukrainian listed companies): 649.88 (+0.41%)
Ovostar Union NV
(OVO PW): 95.10 (-2.46%)
Kernel Holding SA
(KER PW): 60.50 (+0.33%)
Agroton Public
Limited (AGT PW): 9.62 (+2.01%)
Astarta Holding NV
(AST PW): 63.40 (+0.96%)
Industrial Milk Co
(IMC PW): 15.90 (-1.79%)
KSG Agro SA (KSG
PW): 10.38 (+3.90%)
Milkiland (MLK PW): 14.79 (+2.00%)
KDM Shipping Plc
(KDM PW): 32.49 (-0.03%)
Coal Energy SA
(CLE PW): 10.13 (+0.10%)
Sadovaya Group SA
(SGR PW): 2.10 (+5.53%)
Westa Intl Scientific
Group (WES PW): 0.81 (-1.22%)
Carbon Trading
The
ICE
daily CER continued to trade as a political option with notional
pricing, adding 3 Eurocents (after losing 13 Eurocents over the four previous days). It finished the day at 0.21
EURO (+16.67%). The rest of the market remains beneath this price and
ERUs
are
trading around 30% of this price. Only a
political decision to
address massive oversupply can turn things around and it
looks like such a decision is becoming a long-shot in the EU ETS. In
the
meantime, too many ERUs and
CERs already flood the market and more are printed every month.