
Ukrainian stocks on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE), which fell by 15.3% on Monday following the conflict between the presidents of Ukraine and the USA, continue to lose value on Tuesday amid the suspension of military aid.
This was reported by Interfax-Ukraine.
It is noted that Milkiland shares lost another 11.65%, KSG Agro – 7.26%, "Agroton" and "IMC" – 2.14% and 5.58% respectively. The sugar producer "Astarta" also decreased by 3.23%. The largest decline was seen in Coal Energy stocks, which fell by 13.17%.
Shares of the oilseed giant "Kernel", which are not part of the index due to low free-float, decreased by 9.09%. Meanwhile, the overall WIG index decreased by 2.4% on Tuesday amid trade disputes between the USA and Canada, Mexico, and China.
Declines were also recorded on the London Stock Exchange. Shares of the agricultural holding MHP fell by 1.64%, while mining company Ferrexpo lost 7.93%.
In the eurobond market, a similar trend is observed: Ukrainian securities lost 0.6–2.6%. Eurobonds maturing in 2029 are quoted at 68.2% of their nominal value, and those maturing in 2036 at 52.9%. GDP warrants also decreased by 1.6% and are trading at 77.2% of their notional value.