Ukraine has raised $2 billion through a sale of two bonds, Financial Times reports. The country has paid international investors a coupon rate of 6.9 percent for five-year notes and 7.8 percent for 10-year notes. Book offers, or demand, topped $6.2 billon. The five-year debt was sold to yield 11.8 percent and the 10-year debt was issued to yield 11.5 percent. In 2011, Ukraine has raised $2.8 billion through the sale of eurobonds.

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