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 market, which lasted a week, and led to 2.2-4.1% lower prices on Friday. According to Bloomberg, the reduced and narrowed range of rates to maturity was 9.5-11.9% per annum on Thursday, it rose and expanded to 10.1-15.9% on Friday evening. The rate to maturity of the shortest dollar securities maturing in September this year rose to 15.9% per annum, a year later – to 13.5%, in September 2024 – at 13%. The yield on Eurobonds maturing in 2025 increased to 12.2%, in 2026 – to 11.5%, in 2027 – 11%, in 2028 – 10.4%.