Ukraine expects an IMF review mission to come to Kyiv in mid-November, Yulia Kovaliv, Zelenskiy’s deputy chief of staff, tells Bloomberg. Approval by the team would lead to the release of a $700 million tranche, a move that would trigger the release of an additional $1 billion in EU and World Bank aid, says Kovaliv, who is in charge of cooperation with foreign donors. After Naftogaz pulled its $500 million Eurobond placement last week, Kovaliv said Ukraine will only return to the Eurobond market with an IMF program on track.
Ukraine expects an IMF review mission to come to Kyiv in mid-November,
