The IMF Can Provide $35 Billion to Ukraine in 2027.
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Ukraine needs $30-35 billion in foreign funds, the sources of which have not yet been confirmed, to finance the 2027 state budget
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimated the external financing needed by Ukraine to meet the 2027 budget at $30-35 billion, ~ 23.10.2026, PRIM
Ukraine will need between $30 billion and $35 billion in external funding to implement the State budget in 2027, and the sources of these funds have not yet been confirmed; this is the assessment of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) by the Deputy Executive Director of Ukraine in Vladislav Rashkavan, reporting to Radio NV.
The International Monetary Fund assesses the need for Ukraine to implement the state of the 2027 budget external financing, the sources of which have not yet been confirmed, in $30-35 billion, this money will be found if the Ukrainian side fulfills its part of the obligations.
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