The Ministry of Finance attracted UAH 17.1 billion to the state budget, which is UAH 8.6 billion more than at the previous auction
On March 18, the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine raised the equivalent of 17.1 billion hryvnias to the state budget at the auction for placement of domestic state loan bonds. This is 8.6 billion hryvnias more than during the previous auction, at which 8.5 billion hryvnias were raised. About this testify data from the Ministry of Finance.
Investors were offered hryvnia military bonds on the following terms: 5.1 billion hryvnias at 16.35% per annum with repayment on June 24, 2026. For comparison, last week the weighted average rate of return on this paper was 16.31%. They also offered bonds for 3.4 billion hryvnias at 17.45% per annum, maturing on June 9, 2027. Last week, the return on them was at the level of 17.44%.
In foreign currency, the Ministry of Finance placed bonds in the amount of EUR 191.4 million at 3.24% per annum with repayment on April 16, 2026.
Military bonds remain an instrument of financial support of the state budget available to citizens, businesses and foreign investors. Raised funds are directed to finance the social and defense needs of Ukraine under martial law.
As a reminder, the Ministry of Finance holds auctions for the sale of military bonds every Tuesday.
