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25 of June, 15:03

Siluanov: the Termination of the service of the debt by Ukraine would be contrary to the conditions of the IMF program
Best of Ukraine's decision to stop the service of the external debt would be contrary to the conditions of the IMF program and not in the interests of Kiev, said the Minister of Finance of the Russian Federation Anton Siluanov.
"Then would it be strange (in case of the Declaration of default by the end of July), As it will be associated with the program implementation international monetary Fund, which does not default on its obligations," - said Siluanov, reports the news Agency.
As said Siluanov, in this case it will be necessary to revise the program of assistance from the IMF to reconsider its characteristics." I think, because it would be unprofitable for Ukraine ", - said the head of the Finance Ministry. First Thursday at Goldman Sachs called extreme the date of Declaration of default in Ukraine. According to financial analysts, in the near future, the government of Ukraine, most likely, will not be able to come to a consensus with creditors on debt restructuring, for this reason declare a moratorium on payments of foreign debts Until July 24. Prior to that, the Minister of Finance of Ukraine Natalia Yaresko reported that the settlement of the question would be aluminates in a trilateral format with the creditors and representatives of the international monetary Fund (IMF) meeting in the U.S. capital. The meeting will be held from 29 June to 3 July. On 4 June, the head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko said that his country As if he had been turned out of default to protect and stabilize the macroeconomic situation. However, Ukraine is still in economic crisis. From the report of the international monetary Fund, "global financial stability", it follows that the second banks of Ukraine for the risk of loan defaults after Nigeria. Total debt of Ukraine is determined currently approximately $ 50 billion, in 2014 it amounted to 71% of GDP, and in 2015, according to forecasts of the national Bank of Ukraine, will reach 93% of GDP.

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