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Ukraine bonds without early payouts rise on reconstruction optimism, Bloomberg reports

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A Ukrainian sovereign bond offering no cashflow to investors until 2027 is becoming increasingly popular due to a feature that links them to the country's economic recovery, Bloomberg reported.

A diverse range of Ukrainian securities has consistently topped emerging-market rankings since Donald Trump's election victory, on hopes of a quick ceasefire.

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