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IMF sees $50–55 bln Ukraine gap for 2027–28, Russian assets key – Alternate Executive Director Rashkovan

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimates Ukraine's uncovered external financing needs for budget expenditures in 2027–2028 at $50 billion–$55 billion: $30 billion–$35 billion next year and another $20 billion in 2028.

IMF sees $50–55 bln Ukraine gap for 2027–28, Russian assets key – Alternate Executive Director Rashkovan

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