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Ukraine Votes Down Tax Bills Required by IMF and EU for Aid
Source: Bloomberg
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Ukrainian lawmakers rejected an IMF/EU-backed bill to remove certain tax exemptions, raising the risk that major donor countries may delay or withhold further aid disbursements. The decision potentially undermines the conditions tied to ongoing financial support during the conflict. Aid uncertainty is a meaningful downside factor for Ukraine’s near-term budget and broader risk appetite for the region.
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