Ukraine; First Review Under the StandÂÂ-By Arrangement-Staff Report; Staff Statement; Press Release on the Executive Board Discussion.

Ukraineâ€™s 29-month Stand-By Arrangement (SBA) was approved. Ukraineâ€™s satisfactory performance under the economic program supported by the Stand-By Arrangement, along with strong policy commitments for the coming year, are supporting a steady recovery in confidence and broadening of economic activity. Further efforts, including gas price increases and structural reforms, are needed to create a more viable and transparent energy sector. Important progress has been made in rehabilitating and restoring confidence in the financial system, including private bank recapitalization and steps toward strengthening the supervisory framework.

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Year of publication:	2011-02-17
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Economic indicators \| Economic recovery \| Financial sector \| Fiscal reforms \| Flexible exchange rate policy \| Staff Reports \| Stand-by arrangement reviews \| foreign exchange \| external debt \| banking \| recapitalization \| national bank \| current account \| foreign exchange market \| banking system \| government deficit \| public debt \| balance of payments \| bank recapitalization \| debt sustainability \| short-term debt \| banking sector \| total external debt \| current account balance \| domestic currency \| interbank market \| public sector debt \| external financing \| current account deficit \| reserve assets \| private banks \| consolidated supervision \| capital adequacy \| external debt sustainability \| public finances \| debt stock \| domestic financing \| bankrupt \| repurchases \| bank staff \| return on assets \| bilateral creditors \| long-term debt \| banking regulations \| bilateral loans \| multilateral creditors \| government debt \| foreign loans \| official creditors \| internal audit \| loan classification \| long-term loans \| bank rehabilitation \| debt dynamics \| bank borrowing \| debt ratio \| bank balance sheets \| capital expenditure \| reserve asset \| bank supervision \| debt service \| banknotes \| foreign currency debt \| excess demand \| external shocks \| external auditor \| bank ? accounting \| budget system \| international reserve \| domestic borrowing \| deficit financing \| long-term external debt \| external obligations \| off balance sheet \| net interest margin \| balanced budget \| public finance \| investment spending \| macroeconomic stability \| domestic debt \| currency debt \| banking system assets \| bank loan \| loan loss provision \| reserve requirement \| investment bank \| bank loans \| external disbursements \| imf credit outstanding \| banking sector reforms \| repayments \| private banking \| return on equity \| public sector indebtedness \| banks ? balance sheets \| capital adequacy ratio \| current accounts \| banks ? liabilities \| european investment bank

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	IMF Staff Country Reports.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	The text is part of a series IMF Staff Country Reports Number 11/52 7 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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Ukraine; First Review Under the StandÂ­Â­-By Arrangement-Staff Report; Staff Statement; Press Release on the Executive Board Discussion.

Ukraine; First Review Under the StandÂÂ-By Arrangement-Staff Report; Staff Statement; Press Release on the Executive Board Discussion.