In November, Finance Ministry held 19 auctions and attracted UAH 40.3 billion in equivalent through government bonds
In November, the Ministry of Finance held 19 auctions and attracted UAH 40.3 billion in equivalent to the state budget through government domestic loan bonds.
This is announced in a statement by the Ministry of Finance, Ukrainian News Agency reports.
It is noted that the demand for government bonds by Ukrainians and businesses continues to grow.
In November 2025, the volume of investments by legal entities and individuals in government bonds was 29.9% higher than in November last year.
Currently, citizens of Ukraine hold over UAH 107.4 billion in government securities, and legal entities - over UAH 172.3 billion.
In November, the Ministry of Finance held 19 auctions and attracted UAH 40.3 billion in equivalent to the state budget.
Of this amount, UAH 26.4 billion were secured by hryvnia bonds with a weighted average yield of 17.1% per annum.
In addition, investors purchased foreign currency government bonds for USD 324.2 million with a yield of 4% per annum, as well as EUR 6.7 million at 3.22% per annum.
As of December 1, 2025, government bonds worth over UAH 1.9 trillion were in circulation.
The largest share is held by commercial banks - 48.4%, followed by the National Bank of Ukraine - 34.91%.
The shares of other investors are: 9.03% by legal entities, 5.63% by individuals, 1.16% by insurance companies, 0.85% by non-residents, and 0.02% by territorial communities.
Since the beginning of 2025, about UAH 513.4 billion have been raised through government bond auctions.
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, government bonds are the second largest source of budget financing after international support. Since the start of the full-scale invasion, the total amount of funds raised through domestic borrowing has exceeded UAH 1.94 trillion.
Anyone can buy military bonds - in the Diia application, in banks or through brokers.
The nominal value of one bond is UAH 1,000, USD 1,000 or EUR 1,000.