Author:
Trusova Natalia V.,Yakusheva Inna Ye.,Zavoloka Yuliia M.,Yefremenko Alina H.,Malashenko Yuliia A.,Sidnenko Maryna V.
Abstract
PurposeThe article deals with the imperatives of functioning of the financial market of Ukraine in the global space of debt loading.Design/methodology/approachWithin the Laffer debt curve model, the dependence of gross domestic product (GDP) change on the level of debt of the financial system for countries that form the economic core in the global financial space and well control the level of the indicator, as well as new member states that have a different level of secure debt loading and affect the portion of the financial market that forms a portfolio of securities to cover the cost of nonperforming government securities is mentioned.FindingsIt has been shown that stock indices, as constituent indicators of changes in the price environment of a certain group of securities in time space, allow to estimate the general direction of the market movement even when prices within the index basket change in different directions.Originality/valueThe dynamics of changing the debt loading of the financial system of Ukraine in the current, medium-term perspective is analyzed. The amount of the fixed and floating rate debt of the government internal securities is determined to ensure the diversification of interest rate risk. Using the parameters of the model of approximation functions of dimensionless quantities, the corridor of a safe level of general government debt in the country was determined.
Subject
General Economics, Econometrics and Finance
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