Read: https://english.pravda.ru/news/world/162945-ukraine-debt/, With War Unresolved, Ukraine’s Debt Nears 95% of GDP – $180 Billion
Economists warn that although Ukraine has avoided financial collapse so far, the long-term trajectory is unsustainable without a clear plan for economic revival, private investment, and eventual debt relief. With major parts of the country's industrial base still under threat or damaged, and reconstruction needs estimated to exceed $500 billion, Ukraine will face difficult fiscal decisions in the years to come. Meanwhile, negotiations with some international creditors over potential partial debt forgiveness or long-term restructuring have quietly resumed, according to sources familiar with the matter. The IMF is expected to publish its updated assessment of Ukraine's debt sustainability next month. Until then, Kyiv will continue to walk a tightrope — juggling national survival with the mounting weight of financial obligation.
I am really interested in what the IMF will say in July. I wonder what they think the limit is?
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