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Indices: / OMXR -2.95% / OMXV -0.56% / OMXT 5.19% / OMXS30 0.30% / OMXH25 0.69% / RTS -1.81% Stocks: URSIS -100.00% / GZE1R -5.99% / GRD1R -5.78% / CHMFS -4.93% / SAB1L -3.57% / TAL1T 10.64% / NCN1T 9.59% / ARC1T 9.09% / OEG1T 5.22% / EEG1T 5.22% Porfolios: OP Nordic 5.70% / Kennet2 5.70% / Atsarginis 5.59% / esimene2010 5.54% / Crazy Fever 5.47%
RTS (Moscow) - Russian Stock Market OverviewYear: 2010 Week: 3The 3rd week was very positive for RTSI index, which rose by 7.93% and
reached 1559 points closing value. This was mainly caused by positive
mood of investors after Christams holidays in Russia, which resulted
in a leap (7.86%) of index by the end of trading session on Monday,
11.01.2010. In the middle of the week, however, RTSI index showed
a dip with the lowest value of the week (1512 points) with a full recovery
in the end. On Friday total market capitalization amounted to EUR 110,283,716,123
(up 0.3% from Monday). Naturally, most companies’ shares experienced
either a steady growth or no change, while only few fell during this
week. Top performers were JSC Severstalj (CHMFS) with a rise
of almost 36% and Uralsvyazinform (URSIS), which gained
9.09% this week. The loser of the week became Gazprom
(GAZPS), though the decrease was not very dramatic, only 2.6%.
Figure 1 Source: http://rtsi.tikr.ru/rts
Figure 2 Source: http://chmfs.tikr.ru/rtss
Another winner of the week is Uralsvyazinform (URSIS),
the largest operator of telecommunication services in the Ural region.
During the week value of its shares increased by 9.09% and reached 0.02
EUR per share. The weekly price changes were mostly caused by “outside
factors”. On Tuesday the cost of energy and metals went down sharply,
which affected not only commodity companies, but also several firms
from other sectors. URSIS share price fell by 2.26%. Despite
a bad start, the next day Uralsvyazinform received the highest
possible (8) rating of corporate governance (the rating is based on
evaluation of shareholder rights, composition and efficiency of management
bodies and other factors). This, as well as general positive external
background, raised URSIS value by 6.2%. Furthermore, on
Thursday, after the end of the trading session, Intel Corporation released its quarter report. The company’s profits justified the most
joyful expectations, which caused an increase in the shares of representatives
of the IT sector. Uralsvyazinform
shares, in particular, started new trading session with a price
of 0.0198 EUR per share, which means, increased in value by 4.29%.
Figure 3 Source: http://ursis.tikr.ru/rtss
Gazprom (GAZPS) was the worst performing stock among those in RTS Standard
market listed securities which are included in Invest Game 2010.
Gazprom is one of the largest energy companies in the world; it
produces 17% of the world natural gas. Gazprom opened the week at 134.43 EUR and closed the week at 130.93 EUR thus
losing 2.6%. On Monday after Christmas holidays fueled by optimism of
market participants GAZPS hit its week high of 137.84 EUR. New heights
in crude oil prices (58.16 EUR/barrel) and hope that natural gas will
follow them; very good expectations for emerging markets in 2010 encouraged
investors to buy Gazprom stock. Later this week Gazprom stock fell together with five-day-long decline in crude oil prices.
The drop on Tuesday was reinforced by PGNiG`s – the largest energy
company in Poland - threat to sue Gazprom for up to 285 million EUR in lost earnings. Weakening world stock markets
(S&P 500 -0.78%, FTSE 100 – 1.43%, CAC 40 -2.99% in week 2); rising
fear of a pullback after spectacular gains (RTSI is 125% up since last
year) resulted in even lower Gazprom stock’s price. The last year’s average daily volume for Gazprom was 13.8 million shares, in week 2 volume increased from 10.7 million
shares in Monday to 17.6 million shares on Friday. Increasing volume
at decreasing prices confirms validity of the lower price for Gazprom stock.
Figure 4 Source: http://gaza.tikr.ru/rts
Review by: Stanislavs Filatovs, Rihards Garančs, Vadims Pikarevskis, Vladislavs Voicehovičs, Rihards Zauers |
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