Ukraine's dollar-denominated bonds fell as much as 2.5 cents on Thursday after the government cancelled its eurobond sale and the central bank governor resigned.
The September 2026 issue was down 1.5 cents, paring earlier larger losses, to 104.3 cents in the dollar, its biggest daily loss since mid-May, Reuters said.
The September 2032 issue shed 1.6 cents to 100.1 cents in the dollar, its lowest point in a month.
Ukraine's Central Bank Governor Yakiv Smolii unexpectedly resigned on Wednesday, citing "systematic political pressure" that was preventing him from fulfilling his duties as governor.
The Finance Ministry said on Thursday it would not proceed with a planned offering of dollar-denominated eurobonds.
It was decided to cancel a new issue of US$1.75 billion in bonds maturing in 2033.
