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That's including 2.3% of GDP on financing budget deficit and 5.7% of GDP – on financing debt.
Ukraine's key creditor, the International Monetary Fund, has estimated the country's gross financing needs for 2019 at 8.1% of GDP.
The IMF report says that's including 2.3% of GDP on financing the budget deficit and 5.7% of GDP – on financing debt.
According to the fund's estimates, in 2020, Ukraine's gross financing needs will amount to 8.3% of GDP, including 2.3% of GDP to finance the budget deficit and 6% of GDP to finance debt.
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The IMF forecast says the state budget deficit in Ukraine in 2021 will decrease to 2.2% of GDP, and in the period from 2022 to 2024, it will be 2% of GDP each year.
The Fund also forecasts a reduction in the level of Ukraine’s state debt to GDP from 63.9% in 2018 to 62% in 2019, 57.9% in 2020, 53.8% in 2021, 49.8% in 2022, 46.2% in 2023, and 43.7% in 2024.
UNIAN memo. The volume of public and publicly guaranteed debt of Ukraine in 2018 increased in dollar terms by 2.6% - to $78.32 billion, but it decreased in relation to the country's GDP to 64% from 72% in 2017.
According to the latest estimates by the Ministry of Finance, the volume of payments on the public and publicly-guaranteed debt of Ukraine as a whole for 2019 will amount to UAH 461 billion.
The state budget of Ukraine for 2019 provides for a maximum deficit of UAH 90 billion, or 2.3% of GDP.