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Ukraine may place $1-1.5 billion worth Eurobonds this fall to cover the budget deficit and to buy back more GDP warrants
Wednesday, September 9, 2020


Ukraine may place $1-1.5 billion worth Eurobonds this fall to cover the budget deficit and to buy back more GDP warrants, predicts Bank of America Securities. This would follow July’s successful placement of $2 billion worth of 13-year Eurobonds. That deal, at 7.25%, was three times oversubscribed. Potentially chilling foreign interest, the IMF’s planned September review of the $5 billion Standby Agreement with Ukraine may be delayed, BofA warns.