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Foreign loans were estimated at $4.2 billion.
Ukraine's Finance Ministry in 2018 borrowed UAH 286.5 billion, or US$10.6 billion, to finance the deficit of the national budget.
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In particular, foreign loans were estimated at UAH 112.3 billion ($4.2 billion), while domestic borrowings totaled UAH 174.2 billion ($6.4 billion), according to the ministry's website.
The Finance Ministry also informed about the structure of last year's external borrowings: $725 million in short-term eurobonds, $2 billion in long-term eurobonds, EUR 500 million in macro-financial assistance (MFA) under the European Union's fourth MFA program, and EUR 349 million in a loan against the World Bank's guarantees.
As UNIAN reported earlier, Ukraine's state and government-guaranteed debt, estimated in U.S. dollars, grew by 2.6%, to $78.32 billion, in 2018. The debt in the hryvnia equivalent over the period under review rose by 1.3% to UAH 2.169 trillion ($80.3 billion).