Ukrainians Increased Investments in Government Bonds.


The Ministry of Finance of Ukraine attracted over UAH 43.6 billion from the issuance of government bonds in May 2025, which amounts to over UAH 34 billion and more than EUR 202 million.
One of the largest shares in the circulation of government bonds belongs to commercial banks (46.1%) and the NBU (36.3%), while individuals and legal entities hold 10.3% and 5.1%, respectively. Non-residents own a share of 1.1%, insurance companies – 1%, and territorial communities – 0.03%.
Growth of Investments in Government Bonds in May 2025
In May, the volume of investments in government bonds increased by over 10%, reaching UAH 286 billion, which represents more than 25% growth year on year. The share of individuals in the total volume of government bonds also grew to 5.1%.
Yield and Results of Government Bond Issuance
In May, the weighted average yield of government bonds in hryvnias was 16.2%, and in euros – 3.2%. Over the year, as a result of the issuance of government bonds, UAH 191 billion has been received in the state budget of Ukraine, and in total, during the period of martial law, over UAH 1.6 trillion equivalent has been attracted from the placement of bonds.
The Ukrainian Ministry of Finance is actively attracting funds from the issuance of government bonds, using them to replenish the state budget. Over the year, there has been a stable increase in the volume of investments in bonds, indicating market and investor confidence in the Ukrainian economy.
The latest data presented in the news about the funds attracted from the issuance of government bonds in Ukraine indicates a constant increase in interest from various categories of investors in the Ukrainian economy. The growth in the volume of investments reflects the confidence of financial institutions and the public in the stability and development prospects of the country.Read also
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