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Ukraine passes IMF's first review of new $15 billion program

Ukraine passes IMF's first review of new $15 billion program

The International Monetary Fund agreed to release the next tranche of a loan to Ukraine on July 20, paving the way for $690 million to be disbursed to Kyiv, despite the country failing to meet all of the loan program's targets. The... Read more.

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