Ukrainian stocks finished mixed on Wednesday (Jan 28) amid a
generally inactive trading session as a result of a dry news flow from the
Donbass war zone and in terms of Ukraine’s sovereign financing issues. Among
notable official data, the Finance Ministry reported that Ukraine’s public debt
decreased by 4.5% YoY to USD 69.8bn in 2014. The UX index demonstrated moderate
volatility, ending the day unchanged at 996 points. The main support for the
gauge was provided by Azovstal (AZST), which rose 2.2% to get back above the 70
kopeck level. Meanwhile, Raiffeisen Aval (BAVL) fell 2.1% to 8.90 kopecks ahead
of the expected release of its financial results for 4Q14. UkrNafta (UNAF) and
Motor Sich (MSICH) declined by 1.2% and 0.4% respectively. London-listed
Avangard (AVGR) dropped by 3.7% to a new all-time low of USD 1.83, while MHP
(MHPC) edged up 1.4% after the company reported an increase in poultry output by
15.6% in full-year 2014. In Warsaw, Kernel (KER) lost 2.4% to PLN 30.70 and
Astarta (AST) retreated 3.6% to PLN 24.40.
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