EU to Announce 35 Billion Euro Loan for Ukraine, FT Says
(Reuters) - The European Commission plans to announce a 35 billion euro ($39 billion) loan to Ukraine as part of a G7 scheme to raise $50 billion on the back of future profits from frozen Russian state assets, the Financial Times reported on Friday, citing three people.
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The European Union will lend Ukraine up to €35 billion ($39 billion) to help rebuild its economy, providing the lion’s share ...
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