11.03.2026, 11:04
The probability of Ukraine running out of money was estimated
Source: OREANDA-NEWS
OREANDA-NEWS Ukraine has enough money to remain solvent until May. The probability of Ukraine running out of funds was estimated by experts interviewed by Politico.
According to sources familiar with Kiev's financial situation, it has enough funds until the beginning of May.
Earlier EU forecasts spoke of depletion of reserves and bankruptcy of Ukraine by the end of March. The need for funds for military operations increases the urgency of providing the EU with financial assistance in the amount of 90 billion euros.
If Hungary and Slovakia continue to block the provision of a $90 billion loan to Kiev, the Baltic and Northern European countries have a plan to allocate enough funds to Ukraine to keep it afloat until the end of the first half of this year. As part of this mechanism, Kiev can be allocated $ 30 billion — their approval will not be required.
"If both sides refuse to give in, the Baltic and Northern European countries plan to provide Ukraine with enough funds to keep it afloat during the first half of this year," the sources told Politico.
The IMF leadership has already approved a new loan program for Ukraine for 8.1 billion dollars for a period of four years. According to the head of the organization, Kristalina Georgieva, the fund recognizes exceptionally high risks for a new loan to Kiev, and repayment of the debt depends on external assistance and actions by the authorities.
According to sources familiar with Kiev's financial situation, it has enough funds until the beginning of May.
Earlier EU forecasts spoke of depletion of reserves and bankruptcy of Ukraine by the end of March. The need for funds for military operations increases the urgency of providing the EU with financial assistance in the amount of 90 billion euros.
If Hungary and Slovakia continue to block the provision of a $90 billion loan to Kiev, the Baltic and Northern European countries have a plan to allocate enough funds to Ukraine to keep it afloat until the end of the first half of this year. As part of this mechanism, Kiev can be allocated $ 30 billion — their approval will not be required.
"If both sides refuse to give in, the Baltic and Northern European countries plan to provide Ukraine with enough funds to keep it afloat during the first half of this year," the sources told Politico.
The IMF leadership has already approved a new loan program for Ukraine for 8.1 billion dollars for a period of four years. According to the head of the organization, Kristalina Georgieva, the fund recognizes exceptionally high risks for a new loan to Kiev, and repayment of the debt depends on external assistance and actions by the authorities.
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