Ukraine's Eurobonds have fallen in price since the beginning of January as investors lose faith in the ceasefire.
This is reported by Bloomberg, the Ukrainian News agency reports.
It is worth noting that these securities rose significantly in price at the end of 2025 amid the decision to provide new funding from the EU.
According to Bloomberg estimates, some Ukrainian sovereign bonds rose in price by 7 cents per dollar of face value from mid-December to the end of last year, but since the beginning of January they have fallen by about 2 cents.
For example, Ukraine's Eurobonds maturing in February 2034 were priced at 62.5 cents on the dollar at the end of December, and now the price has dropped to about 60.5 cents.
It remains uncertain how long it will take for russia to agree to any peace deal and how the rebuilding of Ukraine's war-torn infrastructure will be funded.
As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, on December 24, Ukraine announced the successful completion and settlement of the restructuring of its government derivatives linked to GDP ("GDP warrants"), which was supported by 99.06% of investors.
Under the terms of the restructuring, the GDP warrants in the amount of USD 2.635 billion were exchanged for new Series C bonds due 2032 in the total amount of USD 3.497 billion, and Series B bonds due 2030 and 2034 in the amount of USD 16,904,800 each. All GDP warrants were canceled.
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