Ukraine won staff backing for a $15.6 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund, setting up the first loan to a nation at war in the institution’s 77-year history. The IMF and the ...

Simply sign up to the War in Ukraine myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. The IMF has struck a deal with Ukraine to provide a $15.6bn loan and a long-awaited financial lifeline to Kyiv ...

Ukraine has reached a staff-level ... Shmyhal said the latest review, once approved by the IMF Board of Directors, will bring total payments under the $15.6 billion arrangement to over $10 billion.

March 22 (UPI) --The International Monetary Fund said it has reached a staff-level agreement to provide Ukraine with $15.6 billion, a much-needed loan to aid the country in continuing to function ...

Ukraine receives a much-needed lifeline, an agreement for a $15.6 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund. If approved, it will be the first time the IMF loans to a country at war.

In March 2023, the IMF and Ukraine agreed on an Extended Fund Facility (EFF) loan program to provide Kyiv with $15.6 billion in financing for budget support over four years. The loan program is ...

WASHINGTON – Ukraine won staff backing for a US$15.6 billion (S$20.9 billion) loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), setting up the first loan to a nation at war in the institution’s ...

KYIV (Reuters) -An International Monetary Fund monitoring mission started a new review of its $15.5 billion program to Ukraine on Tuesday, with discussions expected to focus on the war-torn ...

(Bloomberg) -- Ukraine won staff backing for a $15.6 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund, setting up the first loan to a nation at war in the institution’s 77-year history. Most Read ...