Ukraine’s Eurobonds value reached their maximum since the beginning of the war.

The value of the Eurobonds of Ukraine jumped by an average of 13% last week and reached the maximum values since the beginning of the full-scale war. According to Western analysts, the quotations of dollar-denominated Eurobonds of Ukraine ended the previous week in a range from 28.1% of face value for short securities due in September 2025 to 25% of face value for “longest” securities with maturity in March 2035.

On average, quotations of Ukrainian securities increased by 3.1% last week. In addition, Ukraine’s GDP warrants rose to a new maximum since the beginning of the war to 42.6% of their nominal value, while a week ago, they had 39.3% of their nominal value.

Market participants believe that last week’s growth can be determined by financial markets’ positive reaction to the results of the NATO summit, and a few weeks ago, the results of the Conference on the Reconstruction of Ukraine in London and Prigozhin’s rebellion.