KIEV, April 7 – Prices of eurobonds from Ukrainian issuers last week continued growing in the light of positive trends on the international markets and expectations of a positive decision by the International Monetary Fund to issue a second tranche of its stand-by loan to Ukraine, according to experts polled by Interfax-Ukraine.

"In the light of the optimistic expectations of market players regarding the IMF's decision, the prices grew almost on all Ukrainian eurobonds. The growth on some securities exceeded 10%, including eurobonds of Naftogaz Ukrayiny, Ukreximabnk and FUIB," said Oleksandr Klymchuk, a loan market expert at Concorde Capital.