Concorde Capital’s Evgeniya Akhtyrko writes:

Thursday, January 10, 2019
Concorde Capital’s Evgeniya Akhtyrko writes:

Concorde Capital’s Evgeniya Akhtyrko writes: “Ukraine will need to raise around $10 billion in new foreign currency debt in order to keep its reserves at a decent level when payments are due in 2019, according to our estimate. This goal is not likely to be achieved without securing another tranche of the IMF stand-by loan.”

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