Ukrainian stocks on the Warsaw Stock Exchange increased by another 11.6%

Fitch upgraded the ratings of Ukrainian banks

On Thursday, February 13, the WIG-Ukraine index of Ukrainian stocks on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE) increased by 11.64% in response to the negotiations on ending the Ukrainian-Russian war launched by US President Donald Trump the day before.

According to the WSE, Milkiland’s share price increased by 18.42%, KSG-Agro by 14.56%, IMC and Agroton agricultural holdings with land near the front by 13.49% and 7.17%, respectively, and Astarta, the country’s largest sugar producer (all of which are included in the Ukrainian index), by 7.28%.

Shares of Coal Energy, whose mines were shut down due to the war, rose the most — by 21.21%.

WIG-Ukraine has reached 509.54 points, its highest level since the beginning of the war when it fell from 574.37 points to 361.98 points in one day.

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