Bloomberg writes:

Friday, October 23, 2020
Bloomberg writes:

Bloomberg writes: “The prospect of further IMF financing is…fading, worrying investors who count on the lender as a backstop. The Washington-based fund has concerns over damage to Ukraine’s anti-corruption agenda and central-bank independence. Highlighting the nervous mood, state-controlled energy company Naftogaz this week delayed a bond sale, signaling that the borrowing costs on offer from investors were too high.”

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