The Ministry of Finance has raised bond rates and placed securities for UAH 13.8B. The Ministry of Finance raised UAH 13.77B for the state budget from the sale of military bonds on February 28. According to the Ministry of Finance, from the sale of 9-month hryvnia bonds, the state a... #BondratesUkraine #UkraineBondssale
The Finance Ministry’s weekly auction raised $700 million in hryvnia and equivalent, 20% more than last week’s auction . Hryvnia rates were virtually unchanged Tuesday: 6 months – 9%; 14 months – 11.2%; 18 months – 11.3%; 2-year – 12.05%; and 3-year – 12.3% per annum. The novelty was a 5-... #BondratesUkraine #hryvniabonds #InvestinginUkraineBonds #UkraineBondMarket
International investors sold the equivalent of $100 million in government hryvnia bonds last week , ICU has reported. The Kyiv investment house wrote: “Sentiment changed at the end of the week when J.P. Morgan announced that it was including the Ukrainian note due 2025 to the watch list to be adde... #BondratesUkraine #InternationalInvestors #ukrainebonds
Dollar-denominated bonds accounted for almost half of the $317 million in equivalent sold yesterday at the Finance Ministry’s weekly auction. The auction nearly covers repayment of $325 million scheduled this week. With yields unchanged, investors bought $49.6 million of 1-year bonds at 3.7%, and $1... #BondratesUkraine #Bonds #DollarBonds #ukrainebonds
For hryvnia bonds, the Ministry pushed down yields on 3-months bonds by 35 basis points, to 7.98%, and on 1-year bonds by one basis point, to 10.74%. To sell $34.6 million worth of 2-year bonds, the Ministry raised the yield by 10 basis points, to 11.8%, according to the Ministry’s websit... #BondratesUkraine #Bonds #eurobonds #hryvniabonds #ukrainebonds
