US EditionIMF's $500 Million Boost to Ukraine Amid Ongoing Challenges
- On June 30, 2025, the IMF authorized a $500 million payment to Ukraine following the latest assessment within its Extended Fund Facility program, supporting the country as it faces ongoing conflict-related difficulties.
- This support builds on ongoing work by Ukraine’s government to complete a debt reorganization plan aimed at lowering fiscal risks and maintaining essential public spending.
- Meanwhile, Tanzania secured about $448.4 million after completing the 2025 Article IV Consultation and key reviews under the ECF and RSF arrangements.
- Tanzania's economy grew 5.5% in 2024 with stable 3.2% inflation in April 2025, but reforms such as the Secured Transaction Act implementation have been postponed to early 2026.
- These disbursements signal confidence in both countries’ reform programs but highlight ongoing risks from global uncertainty, population pressures, and the need for sustained reform efforts.
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IMF's $500 Million Boost to Ukraine Amid Ongoing Challenges
The International Monetary Fund has completed its eighth review under its Extended Fund Facility for Ukraine, resulting in a $500 million disbursement aimed at budget support. Despite ongoing war challenges, Ukraine's macroeconomic stability has been maintained, with a 2025 growth forecast of 2%-3%. Debt restructuring remains crucial.
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Ukraine is reforming its economy and seems to be making progress. The International Monetary Fund appreciates this with new loans for the country.
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