OREANDA-NEWS. February 14, 2011. UFC Capital released daily market view:

New stocks in the order-driven market. Starting February 14, 2011, investors will be able purchase shares of Krymenergo (KREN; BUY) and Central Mining (CGOK; HOLD) in the order-driven market of the Ukrainian Exchange, as opposed to the quote-driven market. We note that that since February 4, 2011 the companies’ stocks have increased 26.2% and 22.7% respectively.

IMF extends visit. According to Interfax-Ukraine, the International Monetary Fund mission will remain in Kyiv for a few days longer than initially scheduled – February 1 through February 14, 2011. The purpose of the trip is to meet with officials from the Ukrainian government and to discuss the second review of Ukraine’s economic performance under the Stand-By Agreement program.

Equity market. On February 11, the trading volume in the futures market exceeded that of the spot market in the first half of the day. However, by the end of the day the trading volume on the spot market amounted to UAH 157.9 mln and UAH 95.2 mln on the futures market. The Ukrainian Exchange Index began moving upward in the second half of the trading session, finishing at 2788.38 points – up 1.13%. We note that in the first half of the day world exchanges observed differently directed trends, just as the UX; it was only after release of University of Michigan Confidence that the exchanges began trading in the green zone.

Alchevsk Iron and Steel (ALMK; SELL) stock was the most traded on the day at UAH 22.6 mln. Shares of Zakhidenergo (ZAEN; SELL) were the only ones in the index list which finished the day in the red zone, dropping 0.64%.

Bogdan Motors (LUAZ; SELL) was the top performing stock in the order-driven market during Friday’s trading session, with shares price increasing 10.66% – exceeding the previous day’s losses. Central Mining (CGOK; HOLD) and Forum Bank (FORM; UNDER REVIEW) stock was also actively demanded and advanced 3.19% and 3.12% respectively.

Centrenergo (CEEN; HOLD) and Ukrtelecom (UTLM; UNDER REVIEW) also influenced the upward trend in the UX by growing 1.36% and 2.07% respectively.