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Ukraine could receive up to USD 14 bln loan from IMF

Ukraine could receive up to USD 14 bln loan from IMF

17 October 2008

The International Monetary Fund is ready to grant from a USD 3 to 14 bln loan to Ukraine to stabilize the country’s financial situation, Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko said at a press conference yesterday. Andrii Parkhomenko: In the context of the global liquidity squeeze, the IMF loan is probably among the cheapest methods for the government to attract stopgap funds. For a more detailed analysis of Ukraine’s ability to withstand the current financial crisis, look for a note later today.

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