The Ministry of Finance of Ukraine successfully raised UAH 6.7 billion for the state budget through an auction of domestic government bonds held on March 4.
According to an official statement published on the ministry’s Facebook page, the latest bond placement involved hryvnia-denominated government securities with varying maturities and interest rates. Specifically, the ministry issued bonds totaling:
- UAH 979 million at an interest rate of 15.85% with a maturity of 1.4 years;
- UAH 619 million at 16.95% with a 2.4-year maturity;
- UAH 5.1 billion at 15.52% with a 3.4-year maturity.
The placement is part of the government’s broader strategy to secure financial resources for state expenditures and economic stabilization.
Government Borrowing Trends
As previously reported by Ukrinform, the Ukrainian government raised UAH 53.53 billion from domestic government bonds during January-February 2025 to support the state budget. Of this amount, UAH 22.76 billion was secured through military domestic government bonds, reflecting the country’s ongoing fiscal needs amid current economic conditions.
The Ministry of Finance continues to engage investors through bond offerings to strengthen public finances and maintain economic resilience.
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