International creditors have agreed to postpone Ukraine’s payments on Eurobonds. The group of creditor countries is ready for the suspension of the servicing of Ukraine’s national debt from August 1 until the end of 2023 and calls on the holders of its Eurobonds to do so. Th... #ukrainedebt #UkraineDebtPayment #ukraineEurobonds
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
Ukraine’s Eurobonds have become less expensive for the third week in a row. Ukrainian Eurobond prices have fallen for the third week in a row, dropping on average by another 4.5% last week. The shortest maturity securities, in September of this year, decreased the least ̵... #BondMarketUkraine #EurobondPrices #ukraineEurobonds
Ukraine is fulfilling its debt obligations and not trying to write them off. Ukraine continues to meet its debt obligations resolutely and has established a Public Debt Service and Repayment Fund, said the Prime Minister of Ukraine, Denis Shmyhal. “Ukraine has always fu... #DebtObligations #ukrainebonds #ukrainedebt #ukraineEurobonds
Ukraine’s Eurobond rates rose again to 10.1-15.9%. The fruitless meeting of the “Quartet of Normandy” national advisers and the US calls for its citizens to leave Ukraine disrupted the positive dynamics in the country’s Eurobond mar... #UkraineBondMarket #ukraineEurobonds
