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.

Ukraine secures next IMF payment under $15.6B loan deal Prime Minister Shmyhal says economy remains stable despite war, praises IMF partnership Alperen Aktas | 29.05.2025 - Update : 29.05.2025 ...

The IMF has struck a deal with Ukraine to provide a $15.6bn loan and a long-awaited financial lifeline to Kyiv as it tries to shore up its economy in the face of Russia’s full-scale invasion of ...

Ukraine secures $15.6B IMF loan amid Russia war By Darryl Coote Ukrainian demonstrators rally in Kyiv on February 12, 2022 to show unity amid U.S. warnings of an imminent Russian invasion.

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.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a $15.6bn support package for Ukraine to assist with the conflict-hit country’s economic recovery, the fund has said. The Russian invasion has ...

Russia’s invasion has caused untold devastation across Ukraine, morphing the country into a test case for democratic survival. In the first year of the full-scale war, Ukraine’s GDP shrank by ...

Ukraine and the International Monetary Fund have agreed on a $15.6 billion loan package aimed at shoring up government finances severely strained by Russia's invasion and leveraging more ...

The International Monetary Fund and Ukraine agree on new loans to support Kyiv's finances, which are under severe strain from Russia's invasion. Ukraine, IMF agree on $15.6-billion loan package ...

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 ...

(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 from ...

FRANKFURT, Germany - Ukraine and the International Monetary Fund have agreed on a $15.6 billion loan package aimed at shoring up government finances severely strained by Russia's invasion and ...