Ministry of Finance places domestic government bonds for UAH 7.1 billion and EUR 115 million

The Ministry of Finance placed domestic government bonds for UAH 7.1 billion and EUR 115 million on December 23

This is stated in the report of the Ministry of Finance, the Ukrainian News agency informs.

UAH 12.8 billion in equivalent was attracted to the state budget during the placement of domestic government bonds at auctions.

Hryvnia-denominated government bonds provided the most revenue, namely: over UAH 7 billion.

The demand was distributed as follows:

▪︎ UAH 2.8 billion - securities for 1.1 years at 16.35%;

▪︎ UAH 3.4 billion - for 1.7 years at 17.1%;

▪︎ UAH 874 million - for 3.1 years at 17.8%.

The placement of 1.4-year Euro-denominated bonds with a weighted average yield of 3.25% per annum provided EUR 115 million in proceeds, which is equivalent to almost UAH 5.7 billion.

Since the beginning of the full-scale war, the state budget has attracted more than UAH 1.98 trillion through the placement of domestic government bonds.

As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, the Ministry of Finance holds auctions every Tuesday.

The denomination of one bond is UAH 1,000, USD 1,000 dolls or EUR 1,000.

The Ministry of Finance previously reported that war bonds are primarily a tool to support the state budget during a full-scale russian invasion, rather than a tool to maximize investment income, so rates on government war bonds remain fixed.

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