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FINANCE MINISTER NATALIE JARESKO

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IMF approves $17.5Bn credit program for Ukraine

By Peter Leonard | March 12, 2015 - 9:27am

The International Monetary Fund agreed Wednesday to extend $17.5 billion in loans to Ukraine as part of a program designed...

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