Ukrainian dollar bonds have risen as Donald Trump’s promises to accelerate the end of the war with Russia have come into focus after his re-election as US president, according to Bloomberg. The country’s GDP warrants, a type of debt security with payments tied to economic growth, traded above 73.6 cents on the dollar, marking the highest level since Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022, when these securities plunged to less than 15 cents. Fund managers had already begun purchasing Ukrainian dollar bonds in recent weeks as Trump’s presidency started to appear more likely. Today, these bonds hav…