Published 2 years ago

Ukraine faces key test on debt freeze plan in bid to avoid messy default

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Bondholders have until 5 p.m. New York time (2100 GMT) on Tuesday to decide whether to back or vote down the proposal. The two-year moratorium on external debt payments would allow Ukraine to avoid a contractual or legal default. The country faces a $5 billion monthly financing gap and liquidity pressures following Russia's invasion.

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Times of India

Ukraine faces key test on debt freeze plan in bid to avoid messy default

UK News: LONDON: Ukraine's creditors vote this week on a government proposal to defer payments on the war-torn country's international bonds for 24 months as K.

2 years ago·India

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Financial Post

Ukraine faces key test on debt freeze plan in bid to avoid messy default

LONDON -- Ukraine's creditors vote this week on a government proposal to defer payments on the war-torn country's international bonds for 24 months as Kyiv hopes to swerve a $20 billion messy default. Read More

2 years ago·Canada

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The Globe & Mail

Ukraine faces key test on debt freeze plan in bid to avoid messy default

Bondholders have until 2100 GMT on Tuesday to decide whether to back or vote down the proposal by Ukraine’s government

2 years ago·Canada

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Times Live

Ukraine faces key test on debt freeze plan in bid to avoid messy default

Ukraine's creditors vote this week on a government proposal to defer payments on the war-torn country's international bonds for 24 months as Kyiv hopes to swerve a $20 billion messy default.

2 years ago·Johannesburg, South Africa

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Business Live

Ukraine faces key test on debt freeze plan

A two-year moratorium on external debt payments would allow Ukraine to avoid a contractual or legal default

2 years ago·Johannesburg, South Africa

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heraldlive.co.za

Ukraine faces key test on debt freeze plan in bid to avoid messy default

Ukraine's creditors vote this week on a government proposal to defer payments on the war-torn country's international bonds for 24 months as Kyiv hopes to swerve a $20 billion messy default.

2 years ago

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