On March 3, Ukrainian international bonds fell sharply in value after the conflict between the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyi, and the President of the United States, Donald Trump. About this informs Reuters.
Bonds maturing in 2035 fell the most, falling 3.632 cents to 61.688 cents on the dollar, the lowest in a month, according to Tradeweb.
Ukrainian GDP-warrants, the payouts of which increase with the improvement of the economic situation, also came under pressure – their value fell by more than 2 cents, and quotations were set slightly above 80 cents. The tension in the market intensified in mid-February, when Trump called Zelensky a “dictator” and renewed contacts with Russia, which caused a sharp decline in the value of Ukrainian bonds.
We will remind that in February, the shares of Ukrainian companies showed a significant growth on the stock exchanges after the news about possible peace negotiations. The biggest rise was recorded on the London Stock Exchange, where the securities of the agricultural holding MHP rose in price by 13.29%, and the mining company Ferrexpo – by 18.06%.
