In a vote of confidence in a Zelenskiy government, investors bid Ukraine’s GDP warrants up to 81.5 points on Tuesday – up 30% since late May

In a vote of confidence in a Zelenskiy government, investors bid Ukraine’s GDP warrants up to 81.5 points on Tuesday – up 30% since late May. Half of that jump was in the last two weeks — before and after Zelenskiy’s sweep of Sunday’s parliamentary vote. Dating from the 2015 debt reconversion deal, these warrants make payouts indexed to economic growth over 3%, starting this year.