KIEV, June 7 – Ukraine would seek to borrow from Russia, and perhaps from capital markets, if the International Monetary Fund refuses to resume its lending, Serhiy Tyhypko, deputy prime minister, said Monday.
Tyhypko, the chief negotiator with the IMF over $19 billion 2.5 year lending program, admitted for the first time that the negative scenario can be “theoretically discussed.”
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