The cost of Ukrainian international obligations sharply fell on the secondary market after U.S. President Donald Trump halted military aid to the country amid his conflict with President Volodymyr Zelensky last week. "This decision by the United States creates additional uncertainties for Ukraine and its obligations," noted the analyst. The decline in the cost of obligations occurred following Trump's decision, which triggered turmoil in financial markets, experts point out. "We see a significant decline in investor confidence in Ukrainian securities due to the new situation," he added. Trump accused Zelensky of corruption, denying Ukraine $400 million in military aid, which caused turmoil in the markets and among investors.
