UKRAINE’S ZELENSKIY SAYS UKRAINE WANTS TO GET RESULTS IN PEACE TALKS BY YEAR-END AND WILL BE DOING EVERYTHING TO MAKE THAT HAPPEN, ADDING THAT PROGRESS WILL DEPEND TO SOME EXTENT ON HOW THE U.S. ENVOYS TALK TO THE RUSSIANS TOMORROW

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Ukraine aims to achieve results in peace negotiations by year-end and will pursue that goal actively, while noting that progress partly depends on how U.S. envoys engage with Russia. The headline signals a potential shift in the geopolitical risk premium priced into Ukrainian sovereign debt, hryvnia-linked instruments, and Eastern European assets, where markets have tended to reprice sharply on perceived ceasefire probabilities. Transmission runs primarily through risk appetite and capital flows: a credible diplomatic timeline can compress defense-sector and energy-security premia, while reliance on U.S. mediation links Ukraine's outlook to Washington's policy stance and, by extension, to broader dollar and emerging-market sentiment. Ukrainian Eurobonds and the hryvnia are the most directly exposed, with European energy and defense equities reacting second-order to any change in expected sanctions or supply trajectories. Traders should watch the next round of U.S.-brokered negotiation meetings and any stated framework or deadline from Washington, as concrete scheduling would test wh

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