The Ministry of Finance left fixed rates on military bonds and raised almost UAH 5.46B. In total, investors were offered five issues of military bonds, one of which is denominated in euros. The biggest demand among hryvnia issues is concentrated on two-month securities, from the sale of... #Bondmarket #ukrainebonds #ukraineEurobonds
The NBU has printed more money, this time UAH 70B. The National Bank of Ukraine issued another UAH 70B ($2.35B) through the acquisition of military IGLBs, while the government tied the regulator’s rate to the accounting rate, reported the NBU. The re... #Bondmarket #militarybonds #nbu #ukrainebonds
The budget receives another UAH 3B from the sale of military bonds. On Tuesday, at an auction for the sale of military bonds, the state raised more than UAH 3B ($94M) to the budget. Investors were offered five bond issues, one of which was a dollar issue with a maturi... #Bondmarket #Bonds #militarybonds #ukrainebonds
The Ministry of Finance sold only UAH 66M in bonds. The Ministry of Finance was able to raise only UAH 66M ($2.36M) at the domestic government bond auction. Investors were offered only two issues of hryvnia IGLBs with a maturity of six months and a yea... #Bondmarket #BondsUkraine #ukrainebonds
The Ministry of Finance raised UAH 12.1 bln from the sale of domestic government hryvnia bonds. The volume of sale was similar to sales a week earlier (UAH 5.8 billion), for which it increased the number of auctions to 9 and again slightly raised rates. As a result, the bond rates were: 22-month... #Bondmarket #Bonds #ukrainebonds
The Ministry of Finance has placed government bonds for 10.8 bln. At the IGLBs auctions, the Ministry of Finance offered investors seven securities issues in the national currency and two issues in foreign currencies. Hryvnia bonds yields: 3 months-10.5%, 6 months-1... #Bondmarket #UkraineBondMarket #ukrainebonds
The Ministry of Finance sold government bonds for UAH 16.7 bln. Investors were offered six issues of securities in national currency with yields: 12.85% with repayment on October 30, 2024; 12.64% with repayment on November 1, 2023; 11.79% with repayment on April 1... #Bondmarket #Bonds #nbu #UkraineBondMarket
Belarus government bonds fell Monday to the lowest levels since the Covid crisis hit Europe almost 18 months ago . It is unclear if Thursday’s sanctions will include restrictions on trading Belarus bonds. Prompting yesterday’s selloff, the EU, US, UK and Canada imposed a series of sanctions on Belarus entities a... #BelarussianBonds #Bondmarket
ICU wrote yesterday, referring to the government hryvnia bond market: “There has been very important improvement in market sentiment after the risk of escalating hostilities in the east of Ukraine declined, with immediate increase in Eurobonds’ and VRIs’ pri... #Bondmarket #Eurobond #ICU #UkraineBond
Ukraine’s GDP warrants and Eurobonds reacted positively to news yesterday that Russia will start to withdraw its troops from Ukraine’s borders . Warrants jumped from 102.5% to 104.4%, and Eurobonds rose by 0.8-2.3 percentage points, depending on maturity dates. #Bondmarket #eurobonds #GDPwarrants
