Finance
Economy
The Ministry of Finance borrowed more than Hr.10 billion ($245 million) in local currency but did not offer USD-denominated bills.
Sep. 19
Selling volumes increase for bonds internally and externally while Ukraine competes fifth round of the the IMF program and tests the market reaction to hryvnia weakening. Weekly Insight for Sept. 16.
Sep. 17
For the second consecutive week, the MoF borrowed Hr.20 billion ($488 million) in the week. There were no material changes in interest rates. Bond Market Insight for Sept. 11.
Sep. 11
The economy apparently slowed in 2Q24 due to destruction of electricity-generating infrastructure, and it will take a much harder toll on the economy in 2H24.
Jul. 1
The parties could not agree on the key restructuring parameters and will continue consultations.
Jun. 18
Business
Ukraine’s largest bank is to offer corporate business loans building on its experience with SMEs and individuals, stretching the nerves of the banking sector which faces tougher competition.
Jun. 4
The Ministry of Finance maintains steady pace of bond placement.
Jun. 3
Russia
The Kremlin’s narrative, that Russia cannot be beat due to its size, is contradicted by basic economic facts. Kyiv Post looks at numbers that indicate Russia is headed for an economic trainwreck.
May. 25
Business
The Ministry of Finance boasted record volumes of government bonds purchased, also indicating how it helped mobilize revenues for the state budget.
May. 24
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Ukraine’s Ministry of Finance again sold the planned volume of all military and reserve bonds, receiving significant oversubscription. Bond Market Insight for Nov. 13
Nov. 13