Ukraine could enter foreign capital market without new IMF tranche - NBU
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) believes that it is possible to place eurobonds by the Finance Ministry of Ukraine if there was a delay in cooperation with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
"This would be slightly more expensive borrowing than the previous ones, and the volume would be smaller than it was declared [by the Finance Ministry]. Of course, this is possible," NBU Governor Yariv Smolii said at a joint press conference of the central banks of Ukraine and Poland in Kyiv on Thursday.
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