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EU mulls creating 100 billion euro fund for Ukraine in next budget, Bloomberg reports
The European Union is considering establishing a fund for Ukraine worth 100 billion euros ($117 billion) in the next seven-year EU budget, Bloomberg reported on July 8, citing sources familiar with the proposal.
The European Commission is urgently studying ways to cover Ukraine's budget deficit for 2026, which could reach $19 billion, taking into account declining support from the United States and weakening hopes for a ceasefire with Russia.
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World NewsEU pushes to fill Ukraine’s $19bn budget gap next year
Brussels explores options including frontloading G7 loans to ease fiscal strains in Kyiv
According to the head of government, Ukraine has attracted $22 billion in foreign financing this year
Despite budget overspending and economic growth, Ukraine will continue to need significant international support — more than $40 billion in 2026. This was stated by Prime Minister Denis Shmyhal in a telegram reported by Ukrinform.
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