Ukraine's Kiev city to halt foreign debt payments in 2015 - statement


  • World
  • Thursday, 08 Oct 2015

KIEV (Reuters) - The city council of the Ukrainian capital Kiev said on Thursday it would impose in 2015 a moratorium on payments on its foreign debt, which has been included in the Finance Ministry's restructuring of sovereign and sovereign-guaranteed bonds.

Ukraine has included Kiev's foreign debt of $550 million in its debt operation, with which it is seeking to plug a funding gap of around $15 billion under an International Monetary Fund-led bailout programme.

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