UKRAINE TO HAVE $54 BILLION FUNDING GAP BY 2029, IMF PREDICTS
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The Ukrainian State may face a shortfall of up to $54 billion up to 2029, according to the International Monetary Fund ' s preliminary calculations. Next year Kiev will face a funding shortfall of between $30 billion and $35 billion, in 2028 it will be $17 billion, and in 2029 it will be $2 billion, Bloomberg writes with reference to IMF estimates. It is noted that these figures are not final and may change. On Tuesday in Brussels, the Ukra…
IMF predicts Ukraine to have $54 billion deficit by 2029 - Bloomberg The <p>IMF estimates that Ukraine could be short of $30—35 billion in 2027, $17 billion in 2028 and $2 billion in 2029. Donors are looking for funds</p>.
Ukraine may face a funding shortfall of up to $54 billion until 2029, reports Bloomberg with reference to the preliminary 29.09.2026, PRIM
Ukraine lacks up to $54 billion, equivalent to just over SEK 550 billion, in financing through 2029, according to preliminary calculations made by the International Monetary Fund, IMF.
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