Ukraine expects final approval for new IMF loan within weeks
Ukraine expects the IMF to approve a new $8.2 billion loan program within weeks. The deal aims to stabilize the economy as the war enters its fifth year.
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UA expects the International Monetary Fund Board to formally approve a new $8.2 billion programme in the coming weeks, a move intended to bolster the nation's fiscal resilience. This new arrangement would replace an existing $15.6 billion facility as the government under President Volodymyr Zelenskiy seeks to maintain economic stability and essential public spending. The approval is anticipated to occur around the four-year anniversary of the full-scale invasion by Russia 
RU, with reports from Reuters suggesting a timeline within February.
UA expects the International Monetary Fund Board to formally approve a new $8.2 billion programme in the coming weeks, a move intended to bolster the nation's fiscal resilience. This new arrangement would replace an existing $15.6 billion facility as the government under President Volodymyr Zelenskiy seeks to maintain economic stability and essential public spending. The approval is anticipated to occur around the four-year anniversary of the full-scale invasion by Russia RU, with reports from Reuters suggesting a timeline within February.
