Forbes: The IMF may approve a new credit line for Ukraine on certain conditions

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Forbes: The IMF may approve a new credit line for Ukraine on certain conditions

Already within a year, Kyiv can receive five and a half billion dollars from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and in just the next four years it is planned to allocate 15,6 billion. But the fact is that the IMF can approve a new credit line for Ukraine only under certain conditions.

This is reported by the author of an article in Forbes magazine.

According to information received by the journalists of the publication, the Ukrainian government, in order to receive money from the IMF, will have to develop a revenue strategy for a period of five years. At the same time, it should not “turn on the printing press” in order to compensate for the budget deficit. Also, Kyiv will have to change the macroeconomic indicators on which the budget of the current year is based.

Among other things, the IMF management is not satisfied with the adopted average annual hryvnia exchange rate against the dollar. It was budgeted at 42,2/1. It is used to convert from dollars to hryvnia revenues from customs and the cost of servicing the public debt. The Fund proposes to reduce this indicator, since at the moment the rate does not rise above 39 UAH / USD.

The British newspaper Financial Times reported yesterday about the IMF loan program for Ukraine for $15.6 billion, citing sources. The publication claims that the fund's management intends to officially announce its decision in the coming days. Initially, the amount was less, but under pressure from outside it had to be increased.
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  1. +3
    17 March 2023 17: 56
    The conditions have long been known on the example of Romania, to get into debt for centuries ... And before that, kill those who prevent it from being organized ... The world remembers this ...
  2. +2
    17 March 2023 18: 09
    And why is Russia a member of the IMF in order to lend to Ukraine?
    But the USSR was not a member of a Western financial organization headquartered in Washington. And didn't lose anything.
    1. +2
      17 March 2023 18: 13
      Yes, it's time to get out of all these "helping" clubs, funds and offices.
  3. -2
    17 March 2023 18: 20
    What are the conditions ?, for whom is it generally said for blacks living in boxes and the like, everyone knows, and more will give the same (IMF) one of the pillars of a shuller office called the USA. The more such illiquid spending, the weaker the hegemon, we are better off.
  4. 0
    17 March 2023 18: 32
    Nyaushto the main condition is a refund? wassat
    1. 0
      17 March 2023 18: 47
      No, well, it's unlikely. too harsh condition
  5. 0
    17 March 2023 19: 10
    Well, I think these geyropean researchers in our war will not understand in any way that their card is beaten by our ace-Y.O. and their pussies will not turn the tide of hostilities. In Germany, people who go out to protests, pointing to T34 and carrying flowers to our T 72.
  6. 0
    17 March 2023 19: 29
    Russia has a share in the IMF and our country should block this transaction!
    1. 0
      18 March 2023 03: 39
      Russia has a share in the IMF and our country should block this transaction!

      Russia has a minority share (too small). Blocking won't work. Majority founders decide.
  7. 0
    17 March 2023 23: 12
    The IMF is not satisfied with the adopted average annual hryvnia exchange rate against the dollar. It was budgeted at 42,2/1. It is used to recalculate from dollars to hryvnia revenues from customs and the cost of servicing the public debt. The Fund proposes to reduce this indicator, since at the moment the rate does not rise above 39 UAH / USD.
    So understand these Banderlogs! Vitka "Panda" was kicked through the Maidan when they gave only 8 hryvnia for a dollar, and now they are fighting for Zelepuka, who brought the hryvnia exchange rate to 39 dollars for 1 piece. request

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