Ukraine is in no hurry to issue bonds before the land and pension reforms - WSJ

21 April 2017, 19:17 | Economy
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Ukraine is in no hurry to attract new funds through international bond markets. And this is the first time since the beginning of military aggression on the part of Russia, which led to a serious collapse in the Ukrainian economy.

This is today written by the loyal to the Republican Party edition of the Wall Street Journal.



"Ukrainian Finance Minister Alexander Danilyuk said on Thursday that his government can wait until autumn before attracting a billion dollars in the international bond market after the implementation of the pension and land reform, which have been postponed for a long time," - writes the American edition.

Danilyuk also expressed the hope that these reforms will be implemented next month.

"I think that we already have an appetite for the market. But I think we should not hurry, "the minister said on the sidelines of the IMF spring meeting in Washington.

Based on materials: wsj.com



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