Government Bond Auction Results
Ukraine’s latest auction of domestic government bonds (known as OVDP) brought in 4.08 billion UAH for the national budget. The funds were generated by selling bonds with various maturities and yields, highlighting the government’s ongoing efforts to secure financing amid a challenging economic landscape.
- One-year hryvnia-denominated bonds, offering an annual interest rate of 15.15%, contributed 1.348 billion UAH.
- Two-year bonds, yielding 15.82% per year, added 2.043 billion UAH to state coffers.
- Three-year bonds, with a yield of 16.15% per year, brought in 691 million UAH.
Since the start of 2026, the government has raised over 168.0 billion UAH through such instruments, and since the beginning of the full-scale war, the total exceeds 2.2 trillion UAH. Bond auctions take place every Tuesday, with each bond carrying a face value of 1,000 UAH, 1,000 USD, or 1,000 EUR.
Demonstrating National Resilience
This auction underscores Ukraine’s resilience amid economic uncertainty and its capacity to attract budget-supporting financing. The ability to pull in substantial sums via OVDP bonds reflects investor confidence in state securities—a key factor for stabilizing the country’s financial system.
Active participation in the bond market may also aid in funding social programs and supporting economic recovery efforts.
As the government continues to strengthen its financial position, recent trends indicate a growing interest in state securities. In fact, investments in domestic government bonds have reached record levels, reflecting increased confidence among local investors. This surge in participation not only supports the national budget but also plays a crucial role in fostering economic stability during challenging times.