“Ukraine’s current economic and financial situation suggests that a number of parameters which are the conditions for granting Ukraine a Russian bonded loan are being violated,” the source said, adding that: “Under these circumstances, it is likely that Russia will have to demand from Ukraine in the near future early repayment of the $3 billion debt.”
Commenting on the information, a government expert said: “It is true that one of the conditions for granting the Russian loan, which was put in writing, was that Kiev should observe a whole range of financial and economic parameters. And they are actually being violated.”
“This could provide the basis for demanding early repayment of the debt,” the expert added, describing Ukraine’s budget situation in general as pre-default. [itar-tass.com]
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ReplyDeleteRussia has every reason to demand early repayment of $3 billion in debt owed by Ukraine, but no decision has been made yet, Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said on Saturday.
Siluanov noted that Ukraine had violated the conditions of the Russian loan, allowing its total state debt to exceed 60% of its annual gross domestic product.
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ReplyDeleteDie Ukraine verstößt gegen Auflagen eines mit Russland geschlossenen Kreditabkommens über drei Milliarden US-Dollar. Wie Russlands Finanzminister Anton Siluanow am Samstag in Moskau mitteilte, übersteigen Kiews Staatsschulden 60 Prozent des Bruttoinlandsprodukts (BIP).
„Moskau hat allen Grund, von Kiew eine vorzeitige Tilgung des Kredits zu verlangen. Denn die Höchstgrenze der Staatsschulden von 60 Prozent des BIP war eine der Voraussetzungen für die Gewährung des Kredits. Die Entscheidung ist aber noch nicht getroffen“, sagte der Minister.
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El FMI otorgará a Ucrania 5.000 millones de dólares, afirman fuentes gubernamentales ...
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