Ukraine's Eurobonds grow in price by 20%-40% since Friday

KYIV. March 10 (Interfax-Ukraine) - The prices of Ukrainian dollar-denominated Eurobonds rose another 4.5%-10% on Wednesday, March, 9, rising 20%-43% since last Friday.

Bloomberg reported that the price of the shortest bonds maturing in September 2022 was 45.4% at the end of Wednesday, which corresponds to yield to maturity of 270.9% per annum, down from 362.2% at the end of last week.

Eurobonds maturing in 2023 yielded 86.4%, in 2024 -68.5% in 2025 - 50.6% and in 2026 - 43.8%.

Yields for Eurobonds maturing in 2027-2028 declined to 39%-40% from 49%-51% last Friday, while for longer-term bonds maturing in 2029-2031 they were 32.6%-28.1%, while their price was 30%, up from 21.8% at the end of last week.

Euro-denominated Eurobonds maturing in 2026 yielded 46% and those maturing in 2030 yielded 26.2%.

Prices for GDP warrants rose by 7.5% on Wednesday, and by 54.5% since Friday, and now it stands at about 22.8% of par.