OREANDA-NEWS. December 1, 2011. Concorde Capital released daily Ukrainian market view:

Stocks rallied globally on Wednesday after six key central banks led by the US Federal Reserve lowered the cost of emergency dollar funding in a coordinated effort to ease Europe’s debt crisis. Separately, China cut its bank-reserve requirements for the first time since 2008. Ukraine's benchmark UX Index took its cues from leading European indices (RTS +5.8%; WIG +4.1%; FTSE +3.2%; DAX +5.0%), rising 2.4% on USD 5.4 mln in cash volumes. Nearly all locally traded blue chips moved higher, paced by Raiffeisen Bank Aval (BAVL UK) +8.2% and Yasynivsky Coke (YASK UK) +5.4%. Only Stakhaniv Wagon (SVGZ UK) -0.3% and Stirol (STIR UK) -0.6% failed to make it into the green. In Poland, trading in Ukrainian names was largely in-line with the global trend; the WIG-Ukraine Index rose 4.1%, led by strong gains in blue chip Kernel (KER PW) +7.2% on nearly USD 6.0 mln in volumes after last week's WSE announcement that futures trading in the name will be launched in mid-December. London-traded Ferrexpo (FXPO LN) was another of the day's top movers, adding 6.1% after a spot of profit-taking on Tuesday.