KIEV, Sept. 20 – Ukraine next year seeks to place government domestic loan bonds at 7-14% depending on the maturity and eurobonds at some 8%, according to bill No. 5000 on Ukraine's national budget for 2017 posted on the Verkhovna Rada's website.

"Public borrowing will be carried out to meet the conditions seen on the Ukrainian financial market, financial markets of other countries and conditions of crediting by international financial institutions (IFIs). Interest for domestic debt tools will vary within 7-14% per annum, depending on the type of the debt tool (short-, medium- and long-term). Interest for foreign debt tools will be around 8% per annum for eurobonds, and 1% per annum for EU macrofinancial assistance. The conditions for public borrowing could change as a result of the influence of foreign political, economic and military factors," reads the document.