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The Cabinet is already in consultations with experts on the issue.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal says the government in a year will start implementing the idea of launching a stock market in Ukraine.
The statement came as Shmyhal was meeting with the American Chamber of Commerce on September 24, the Cabinet's press service reports.
"I am convinced that with the involvement of international experts we will develop this topic and in a year we will create a stock market," said Shmyhal.
The head of government noted that consultations with specialists on the formation of the stock market in Ukraine had already begun, and expressed hope that ACC representatives would join the process.
At the same time, according to the Prime Minister, the Government is working to facilitate business on the indicators that form the Doing Business ranking, and to implement the "structural beacons" contained in the programs of Ukraine's international financial partners.
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Earlier, PM Shmyhal said launching the stock market is the Cabinet's priority task as it could attract billions in investment.
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