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This became the second largest source of budget financing. The state was able to...

Since the beginning of the Great War, Ukrainians have bought bonds for 1 trillion UAH (infographics)

This became the second largest source of budget financing. The state was able to finance more than 200 days of defense and defense for raised funds. Since February 2022, that is, since the beginning of a full -scale invasion of Russia, Ukrainian citizens and business have acquired on market conditions of bonds of internal state loan (T -bills) for more than 1 trillion hryvnias. The Ministry of Finance of Ukraine informs about it.

It is noted that these funds played a significant role in maintaining the country's financial stability in war. "Thanks to the borrowed funds from the ATPP, we were able to finance more than 200 days of our defense and protection, which is equivalent to 15% of Ukraine's GDP in 2023," - said Finance Minister Sergei Marchenko. He added that after international assistance, the investment in the bonds became the second largest source of funding for the state budget.

In total, there is a boost of more than 1. 6 trillion hryvnias, of which the share of commercial banks - 42. 2%, the National Bank - 41. 5%, legal entities - 10%, individuals - 3. 8%, non -residents - 2. 4 %, territorial communities - 0. 1%. It is noted that citizens and business representatives have increased their interest in the purchase of government bonds. Since February 24, 2022, the amount of investments of individuals has increased more than 2.

4 times, and legal entities have increased their investments in the TPP by 2 times. Also, for the period from January 2022 to March 2024, Ukrainian natural and legal persons (without banks) paid coupon income in the amount of UAH 31. 5 billion. Foreign investors received UAH 19 billion during this period. We will remind, in early March Prime Minister Denis Shmigal stated that the great privatization in Ukraine should be restored in 2024.