By Marc Jones
LONDON (Reuters) – Ukraine is likely to decide early next year whether to try and extend the current freeze on its international bond repayments or begin looking at potentially more complex alternatives, its top debt management chief said.
Kyiv’s bondholders agreed last August to suspend Ukraine’s repayments for two years, but attention is already turning to what to do next as the war with Russia continues to rage.
“The uncertainty is still there,” Yuriy Butsa, government commissioner for public debt management, told Reuters, referring to the war’s impact on Ukraine’s finances. “But we don’t want to get to this time next year and have no proposal.”
He was speaking at the start of a two-day conference in London, where …
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