The Ukraine National Commission on Securities and Stock Market published its February 2026 digest on trading dynamics in the capital market and organised commodity market. It reported UAH 122.8bn of turnover on organised securities markets, up by UAH 41.1bn versus February 2025, with activity largely correlated with domestic government bond trading. Trading on organised securities markets took place on two stock exchanges, with PFTS accounting for 70% of volumes and Perspektyva 30%. The organised market was effectively dominated by domestic government bonds (OVDP) at UAH 98.4bn, alongside UAH 20.8bn in money-market swaps and smaller volumes in external government bonds (OZDP), foreign sovereign bonds and corporate bonds; the number of exchange contracts increased to 42,866 from 35,413 in January 2026. Off-exchange secondary market turnover totalled UAH 58.8bn, up by UAH 13.6bn versus February 2025, while off-exchange primary placements reached UAH 66.9bn, of which 99.7% was OVDP. Commodity exchange turnover was UAH 26.2bn, down by UAH 11.2bn versus February 2025, and concentrated on the Ukrainian Energy Exchange with 89.7% of volumes. Electricity accounted for the majority of commodity exchange trading at UAH 19.5bn, while trading in raw wood and timber increased to UAH 3bn.

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