U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
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Ukrainian Exchange plans to resume trading by end of November after over two-year suspension
The Ukrainian Exchange has registered updated operating rules and plans to resume trading by the end of November following a suspension that began in July 2024. The move comes after the appeal court suspended the regulator’s decision to cancel the exchange’s licence in September 2024.