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IMF approves $1 billion in Ukraine aid after long delay

Kiev had been waiting for the resumption of lending since August of last year in a USD 17.5 billion program intended to help stabilize the country after the 2014 ouster of pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych.
Why the Ukraine crisis matters to the world

Here are five reasons the world's largest economies are watching what happens in Ukraine.
Ukraine issue won't affect India much; buy on dips: Gibbs

Richard Gibbs, Global Head, Macquarie Securities says India need not worry too much about tensions in Ukraine as it is well supported by domestic demand. According to him, investors should use every dip to buy into markets like India. He says the country could see opportunistic buying.
Volatile Ukraine may now face default risk

Ukraine's economic woes run deep and the country has been reliant on aid from Russia. A slump in demand for exports of steel and industrial machinery and poor economic policy has taken a toll, analysts say.

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Viktor Yanukovych

IMF approves &#36;1 billion in Ukraine aid after long delay

Why the Ukraine crisis matters to the world

Ukraine issue won't affect India much; buy on dips: Gibbs

Volatile Ukraine may now face default risk

IMF approves $1 billion in Ukraine aid after long delay