Dollar bonds of Ukraine continue to rise, renewing maximum values against the backdrop of investors’ expectations for the possible announcement of the details of the agreement to end the war. About this informs Bloomberg.
Ukrainian securities rose in price for all maturities. The bonds due in 2034 topped 60 cents on the dollar, a record high since they were issued after the 2023 restructuring.
The annual yield of Ukrainian bonds reached 7.8%, which makes them one of the most profitable among sovereign Eurobonds of countries with developing markets.
At a conference in Germany next week, the US is expected to present a plan to end the war, which could include a freeze on the conflict, security guarantees for Ukraine and the possibility of holding elections after the fighting ends.
Ukrainian bonds rose about 60% last year as investors considered possible steps that could help end the war.
