KIEV, April 28 – The pace of growth of Ukrainian eurobonds last week fell slightly in the absence of significant news that could affect the quotations, according to investment analysts polled by Interfax-Ukraine.

"One can say that a fall in profitability two weeks ago caused by the resumption of cooperation between Ukraine and the IMF [International Monetary Fund], has stopped, and now the market is waiting for the final decision on the second tranche of the IMF credit," an analyst from Kyiv-based Sokrat Group, Mykhailo Salnikov, said.