Kyiv-listed stocks finished mixed on Thursday (Dec 4) as market players further digested the developments of power sharing in the new Ukrainian Parliament. The UX index inched down by 0.2% to close at 1005 points. Motor Sich (MSICH) provided the main support to the benchmark, rising for a 5th straight session and adding 0.7% to UAH 2191. The two electricity generation blue chips were lower, with CentrEnergo (CEEN) edging down by 0.4% and DonbasEnergo (DOEN) dropping 2.0% to UAH 31.75. In second-tier stocks, LuganskTeplovoz (LTPL) advanced by 3.9% on reports that Ukrainian forces have reached a new ceasefire deal with the pro-Russia separatists in Lugansk province. In London trading, MHP (MHPC) rebounded by 2.5% to USD 10.30 after its big fall a day earlier. Meanwhile Ferrexpo (FXPO) continued to search for a bottom, plunging 8.8% to GBp 62.95; the issue has lost half its value since mid-September. Warsaw-listed Kernel (KER) and Astarta (AST) declined by 0.2% and 1.3% respectively.Fixed IncomeUkrainian sovereign Eurobonds regained some ground on Thursday, with Ukraine-23s rising by 1.6p.p. to close at 70.1/72.1 (13.6%/13.1%). Corporate names were once again volatile in showing a mixed performance. MHP-20s improved by 4.4p.p. to 80.0/82.0 (13.7%/13.0%) while UkrLandFarming-18s dropped by 4.5p.p., finishing at 50.0/52.0 (39.0%/37.3%).
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