KYIV, April 4 – The Moody's international rating agency does not expect that Volodymyr Zelensky's potential victory in the second round of the presidential election will have a direct impact on Ukraine's economic or fiscal policy, since the prime minister, the ministers of finance, economic development and trade, among others, are appointed and subordinated to the parliament.

"The government's severely constrained liquidity position and minimal market access also provide strong incentives for the authorities to comply with other key terms of Ukraine's current International Monetary Fund (IMF) Stand-By Agreement (SBA) program," the report of the agency reads.