The ministry sold hryvnia-denominated securities.
Ukraine's Finance Ministry has borrowed UAH 3.140 billion, or US$126.6 million, through placing government domestic loan bonds at a scheduled auction.
The ministry sold hryvnia-denominated bonds whose maturity is 105, 329 and 1,386 days with a yield of 14.35%, 14% and 13.38% per annum, respectively, the ministry said on its website.
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Government bonds denominated in foreign currency were not sold.
As UNIAN reported earlier, Ukraine's Finance Ministry in January-September 2019 raised UAH 194.816 billion (or US$7.86 billion), $3.767 billion, and EUR 189 million in national budget revenue by placing domestic government loan bonds at auctions. No data for October 2019 has yet been released.