IMF bails out Ukraine

The International Monetary Fund has approved $16.4bn (€12.7bn) in emergency funding for Ukraine to stabilise the nation’s economy, which is being pummelled by falling export values, rising inflation and the effects of the global financial meltdown.

The International Monetary Fund has approved $16.4bn (€12.7bn) in emergency funding for Ukraine to stabilise the nation’s economy, which is being pummelled by falling export values, rising inflation and the effects of the global financial meltdown.

The two-year agreement allows the Eastern European country to receive $4.5bn (€3.5bn) immediately in exchange for agreeing to a series of financial reforms.

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