Ukrainian stocks surged by 11.6% on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.

The stock price of Milkiland has increased by 18.42%, KSG-Agro by 14.56%, while the agricultural holdings "IMK" and "Agroton," which own lands near the front lines, have risen by 13.49% and 7.17%, respectively. The largest sugar producer in the country, "Astarta," saw a rise of 7.28%.
This information was reported by the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE).

The most significant price increase was observed in the shares of Coal Energy, along with the mines halted due to the war, which rose by 21.21%. Shares of the largest Ukrainian oil producer, Kernel, which are not included in the index due to low free-float, surged by 26.10%.

Moreover, shares of the mining company Ferrexpo increased by 18.06%, but after sanctions were imposed against the owner of the company, Konstantyn Zhevago, the exchange recorded a decline in indicators, ultimately resulting in a price increase of only 2.53%.

As reported by "Interfax-Ukraine," the WIG-Ukraine index rose following a statement by U.S. President Donald Trump regarding potential negotiations to end the war in Ukraine.

Background. Earlier, Mind reported that the shares of Ukrainian companies are rising amid news of possible negotiations. The index of Ukrainian companies is rapidly increasing on the London and Warsaw stock exchanges.