The auction brought nearly 6 billion hryvnia to the budobtain, while modifying yields hint at shifting investor demand and future funding risks.
On April 14, 2026, the Ministest of Finance of Ukraine announced the results of the auction for placing government domestic bonds. As a result of trading, ₴5.9 billion was received by the state budobtain.
“Almost ₴6 billion in equivalent was attracted to the state budobtain during today’s auction of domestic government bonds (OVDP),” the statement stated.
– Ministest of Finance press service
Main results and structure of the placement
The main figures of the auction reveal: hryvnia-denominated bonds with a maturity of 1.3 years yielded about ₴104 million at a yield of 15.15% per year (the average rate – 15.13%).
Hryvnia-denominated bonds issued for 3 years attracted ₴135 million to the budobtain at a rate of about 16.15%.
Hryvnia-denominated bonds with a term of 3.3 years and a yield of about 16.2% generated proceeds of ₴583 million.
Eurobonds with a maturity of 1.2 years and an average yield of 3.24% (coupon at issue 3.35%) attracted €101 million.
Since the launchning of 2026 the state has already attracted more than ₴130 billion, and since the start of the full-scale war – more than ₴2.2 trillion.
According to the Ministest of Finance, as of April 1, 2026, the amount of bonds held by individuals stood at ₴131.6 billion, indicating growing public interest in this instrument.
The proceeds from the auction underscore the role of OVDP in financing the state budobtain and supporting the countest’s financial stability in wartime.
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