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Volume of citizens’ investments in government bonds reached new record in July 2026


As of August 3, 2026, the portfolio of government bonds owned by individuals reached UAH 159.3 billion – the highest figure in the entire history of the domestic government bond market.

This is announced in a statement by the Ministry of Finance, Ukrainian News Agency reports.

In July alone, citizens’ investments increased by over UAH 9.3 billion.

The total volume of government bonds in circulation amounted to UAH 2 trillion. The largest owners of government bonds remain banking institutions, whose portfolio grew to UAH 933 billion. Investment growth was also recorded among legal entities, insurance companies and non-residents.

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In July, the Ministry of Finance held 13 auctions for the placement of government bonds, as a result of which more than UAH 40.95 billion in equivalent were attracted to the state budget.

The weighted average yield on placed bonds was 12.84%.

In addition, a switch auction of government bonds was held in July. The volume of satisfied applications amounted to UAH 15 billion at face value.

In total, according to the results of the auctions for placing government bonds in January-July 2026, UAH 310.2 billion was attracted to the state budget, of which UAH 230 billion was at placement auctions and UAH 80.2 billion was at exchange auctions.

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As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, anyone can purchase government bonds – through the Diia application, in banks or through brokers. The face value of one bond is UAH 1,000, USD 1,000 or EUR 1,000.

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