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Ukraine appeals to G20 for more aid

LONDON - Ukraine needs greater financial aid from the world's biggest economies, Finance Minister Natalie Jaresko says, warning against "fatigue and cynicism" in the international community. "I did ask the British Government as I've asked others in the G7 and the broader G20 to continue and increase the support for Ukraine," Ms Jaresko said in a speech to the Chatham House think tank. The minister said Ukraine needed more humanitarian aid and defensive military equipment, as well as requesting that sanctions against Russia be upheld. The International Monetary Fund and the West have pledged a bailout totalling $US40billion ($F80b) for Ukraine, which is fighting a war with pro-Russian separatists in the east. Ms Jaresko said she also hoped to begin next week formal negotiations with sovereign bond holders — a group that included Russia — to restructure its debt by May as stipulated in the IMF agreement. The IMF estimates that Ukraine's debt-to-GDP ratio will hit 94 per cent this year before declining to 71 per cent by 2020.
 
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IMF sees Russian holdings of Ukraine debt as 'official'

WASHINGTON, March 26 (Reuters) - Russia's $3 billion holding of Ukrainian debt should be classified as 'official' debt, an IMF spokesman said on Thursday, weighing in on what has become a contentious issue in Kiev's economic situation. Ukraine, which recently received a $17.5 billion bailout from the International Monetary Fund, must come up with at least $15.3 billion from sovereign debt restructuring under the conditions of the program. But Russia, which holds a $3 billion Eurobond from Ukraine, has so far refused to participate in the restructuring. "If I'm not mistaken, the $3 billion Eurobond comes from the Russian sovereign wealth fund, so it's official debt," IMF spokesman William Murray told reporters. He did not say that this precluded Russia's involvement in Ukraine's debt talks. Countries borrowing money from the IMF are also not allowed to be behind in debt payments due to other governments, he said, without specifically commenting on what that means for Ukraine's IMF program. Ukraine's Eurobond from Russia comes due in December.

Russia, which Western countries accuse of military intervention in eastern Ukraine, has also suggested its bonds should be classed as sovereign debt and thus subject to the Paris Club of creditor governments, not Kiev's talks with private creditors. The status of the bonds could prove a stumbling block in Ukraine's discussions with creditors, which it hopes to conclude by June, in time for the next IMF review of its program. Ukraine's finance minister Natalia Yaresko has said Russia's Eurobond should be part of the debt restructuring, and invited Moscow to participate.
 
Cortesemente qualcuno sa' dove si può trovare un elenco di obbligazioni di stato e sovranazionali riguardanti Russia e rublo?Grazie:bow::bow:
 
IMF: Ukraine’s public debt to grow to $103 billion by 2020

The report of the International Monetary Fund reports that Ukraine’s state debt may rise by 2020 to about $103 billion. Currently, external guaranteed obligations of Kiev total almost $58 billion. For 2015 debt will rise to 94% per cent of their GDP, say analysts of the fund.
 
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