IMF Agrees to $500-Million Ukraine Loan Payout
- The IMF agreed on May 28, 2025, to release around $500 million to Ukraine after a successful loan program review in Washington, D.C.
- The review followed Ukraine meeting all performance targets amid ongoing war with Russia, while inflation rose to 15.1% due to food and labor costs.
- Ukraine is partway through a four-year, $15.5 billion bailout, with the IMF expecting modest inflation-adjusted growth of 2 to 3 percent despite infrastructure damage.
- IMF mission chief Gavin Gray highlighted the unpredictable economic future for Ukraine, noting that ongoing conflict continues to severely impact the country’s population, economy, and infrastructure.
- The disbursement will support Ukraine's macroeconomic stability and keep the $10.7 billion program on track, backed by large external commitments.
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IMF agrees to $500-million Ukraine loan payout
WASHINGTON, United States — The International Monetary Fund on Thursday announced it had reached agreement with Ukraine on a loan program review to unlock around $500 million dollars of funds to support macroeconomic stability. Ukraine, which has been locked in a deadly war with Russia for more than three years, is partly through a four-year, $15.5-billion bailout from the Washington-based international financial institution. Following a visit t…
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