At the latest auctions for placing domestic government bonds (DGB), more than 12.8 billion UAH has been collected in the state budget of Ukraine. The main 'money crops' were hryvnia DGBs, which brought in over 7 billion hryvnias.
The demand for bonds was diverse: 2.8 billion UAH was invested in papers for 1.1 years with a yield of 16.35%, 3.4 billion UAH - in bonds for 1.7 years at 17.1%, and 874 million UAH was attracted for a duration of 3.1 years with an interest rate of 17.8%. Eurobonds for 1.4 years with a rate of 3.25% brought in 115 million euros or approximately 5.7 billion hryvnias.
It is important to note that all funds received from the sale of military bonds go towards the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and financial support for the state as a whole.
Overall, since the beginning of the auctions for placing DGBs, more than 1.98 trillion UAH has been attracted to the state budget. Auctions are held every Tuesday, and the nominal value of one bond is 1,000 UAH, 1,000 USD, or 1,000 euros.
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The Ukrainian state budget has been replenished by over 12.8 billion UAH thanks to the placement of domestic government bonds. These funds are directed to support military needs and strengthen Ukraine's financial stability. The high demand for various term and currency bonds is evidenced by the successful holding of auctions and the continuous attraction of new investors.