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A week earlier, the volume of bonds in non-residents' portfolio remained at the same level after more than five months of continuous growth.
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) says investment by non-residents in government domestic loan bonds – according to the results of a weekly auction – has shrunk by 1.8%, or UAH 1.6 billion (US$63.5 million), to UAH 86.2 billion (US$3.4 billion).
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A week earlier, the volume of government domestic loan bonds in non-residents' portfolio remained at the same level after more than five months of continuous growth since early March, based on the results of bonds purchases at each auction, the regulator's said on its website on August 22.
The current volume of non-residents' investment in government domestic loan bonds is up by UAH 79.8 billion ($3.2 billion), or 14 times, from the beginning of 2019.
The current volume of government domestic loan bonds in non-residents' portfolio accounted for 11% of their total circulation against less than 1% as of the beginning of the year.
As UNIAN reported earlier, non-residents' investment in Ukraine's government domestic loan bonds in 2018 increased by 21.7%, or UAH 1.13 billion (US$44.8 million).