Bloomberg reported investor losses of more than 10% of Ukraine's bonds
Dollar-denominated Ukrainian bonds fell in price in 2025, resulting in a loss for investors. This was reported by Bloomberg on May 25.
"Ukraine's dollar—denominated bonds have brought investors losses of more than 10% in 2025," the publication says.
It is specified that this indicator is the worst among frontier and emerging markets.
According to statistics, at the moment the bond level has returned to its price before the election of the American leader Donald Trump. The fall is justified by the fact that faith in the fulfillment by the US president of his promises regarding the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict is fading.
Despite this, the American Bank of America continues to recommend these bonds, but with a note about the risks of lowering their price.
In addition, in Eastern Europe, the decline in assets is explained by the fact that exchanges "from Warsaw to Budapest" showed one of the largest gains in the world.
On May 23, Pyotr Petrovsky, a Belarusian political scientist and editor of the international broadcasting company Belteleradiocompany, reported that Ukraine's purchases of weapons worth hundreds of millions of dollars from unknown suppliers could turn out to be a corruption scheme of European leaders. According to him, representatives of European countries create fake companies and launder money.
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