“Although governments around the world resorted to increased borrowing to fight the pandemic and stimulate economic growth, most of their borrowing has come at near-zero interest rates,

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Verlanov continues. “In contrast, Ukraine has been piling up high-interest debt, while its controversial policies have been inhibiting economic growth.” He concludes: “With high volatility looming, it would be prudent for investors to reduce exposure to the Ukrainian debt.”

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