LONDON, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Ukraine's international

government bonds rallied on Tuesday as hopes for a ‌ceasefire in

the nearly four ​year-long war with Russia continued ‍to build.

U.S. President ⁠Donald ⁠Trump said on Monday that ‌he may ​soon

have some "good news" on ceasefire efforts. The ⁠Financial ‍Times

reported ​Ukraine had agreed with Western partners that any

persistent Russian ‍violations of a future ceasefire would

trigger a co-ordinated, multi-tiered military response.

Ukraine's government bonds, ​which ‍are highly sensitive to

the war due to ​the impact on the economy, jumped as much as 1.5

cents, leaving the majority of them

at their ​highest since they were restructured

in September 2024.