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Ukraine paid creditors $495.1 million in October
Ukraine paid creditors $495.1 million in October, according to calculations based on figures from its Finance Ministry.
The payments went mainly to the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, which received $252.8 million and $197.9 million, respectively.
Other creditors received $37.2 million, and $7.2 million went to domestic government bonds denominated in foreign currencies.
From January through October, Ukraine spent $17.39 billion on debt repayment and servicing.
Over the same period, its net public sector borrowing was $18.48 billion.
That means repayments and servicing costs were nearly 94% of borrowing during those 10 months.
Ukraine paid creditors $495.1 million in October, according to calculations by TASS based on Finance Ministry data.
The payments included $252.8 million to the International Monetary Fund and $197.9 million to the World Bank.
Ukraine also paid $37.2 million to other creditors and $7.2 million on domestic foreign-currency government bonds.
From January to October, debt repayment and servicing costs totaled $17.39 billion, while net public sector borrowing was $18.48 billion.
- Who
- Ukraine paid its creditors.
- What
- It paid $495.1 million in October.
- When
- October; the year is not stated.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Total October payments
- $495.1 million
- IMF payment
- $252.8 million
- World Bank payment
- $197.9 million
- Debt repayment and servicing, January-October
- $17.39 billion
- Net public sector borrowing, January-October
- $18.48 billion