bank.gov.ua
No bonds have been placed denominated in foreign currency.
Ukraine's Finance Ministry borrowed UAH 10.017 billion, or US$317.3 million, for the national budget at a recent weekly auction to place government domestic loan bonds held on May 5.
Funds in hryvnias were raised through the placement of securities with a 91-day maturity period and a weighted average yield of 11.24% per annum, the ministry said on its website.
No bonds have been placed, denominated in foreign currency, the report said.
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As UNIAN reported earlier, on April 28, the Finance Ministry returned to the domestic borrowing market after a few weeks off, having resumed weekly auctions to place government domestic loan bonds. As a result, the ministry raised UAH 5.377 billion (US$199) to the state budget, as well as US$53.3 million and US$111.1 million.
Panic on global markets caused by the rapid spread of the coronavirus had triggered the weakening of local currencies in developing economies and a decline in stock market quotes.
As a result, non-residents suspended purchases of debt securities of developing economies, including Ukraine.