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Скъпа Джулия не желая нито по малко нито повече във финансовата система на Швейцария ок2024😊😊😊

"Ukraine's Fiscal Deficit and the Quest for Stability: An Interview with Vitaliy Vavryshchuk of ICU" The Central and Eastern European Forum 2024 recently took place, bringing together over 1000 issuers, investors, intermediaries, and policymakers from the CEE region and beyond to discuss current economic issues. Among the participants was Vitaliy Vavryshchuk, Head of Macroeconomic Research at ICU, who shared his insights on Ukraine's fiscal deficit and the country's quest for stability amid ongoing conflicts. Vavryshchuk noted that Ukraine currently faces a significant fiscal deficit, with roughly 50% of budget expenditures going towards the military sector. This poses a challenge for the country as it limits its ability to reduce the deficit in the near future. The deficit is expected to narrow slightly from year to year, but it is unlikely to go below 10% of GDP anytime soon. This leaves Ukraine heavily dependent on foreign financial aid to sustain its economy and maintain macroeconomic stability. Without external support, Ukraine would struggle to continue its fight for independence and keep its economy afloat. This makes it crucial for the country to continue receiving aid in order to survive and preserve stability. However, Vavryshchuk also acknowledged that there is a strong support from private investors who are willing to provide assistance. One of the main issues currently facing Ukraine is the question of restructuring its debt. Vavryshchuk shared that there are ongoing discussions between the Ukrainian Ministry of Finance and private investors about finding a mutually acceptable solution. While there is an option to maintain a standstill agreement and delay restructuring for another couple of years, the clear preference of the Ministry is to have a full-fledged restructuring this year. According to Vavryshchuk, a full-fledged restructuring would send a strong signal to investors that there is certainty about the terms and conditions, which would make them more willing to invest in Ukraine. This would also open up the country to more opportunities in the capital market. Additionally, it would provide a sense of stability and clarity for private investors, reducing the risk of any negative or positive surprises. The intention of the Ukrainian Ministry to have a full-fledged restructuring is fully understandable, considering the current economic challenges and the need for stability. However, it is also important to consider the potential positive impact of this move on the country's economy. Vavryshchuk also addressed the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and how they are affecting the economy. He stated that the country's dependence on foreign financial aid is partially due to ongoing conflicts and that without resolution, it will be difficult to reduce the fiscal deficit significantly. He highlighted the need for a peaceful resolution to these conflicts in order for Ukraine to move towards a more stable economic future. In conclusion, Ukraine faces several economic challenges, including a significant fiscal deficit and ongoing conflicts, that make it dependent on foreign financial aid. However, there is hope for stability as private investors are willing to provide support, and there are ongoing discussions about debt restructuring. It is crucial for Ukraine to find a balance between reducing its fiscal deficit and maintaining macroeconomic stability while also addressing the ongoing conflicts in the country. With continued support from private investors and efforts towards finding peaceful resolutions, Ukraine can work towards a more stable economic future.

We, Moldovans, We want Re-Unification with our historical motherland România Mare europeană.

WOW, A COUNTRY THAT LOVES WW2 COLLABORATORS AND NAMES STREETS AFTER THESE BLOODTHIRSTY FOLKS! FIRST THEY KILLED THE BABIES BY CUTTING OFF THE LIMBS AND THEN THEY MASSACRED, IN WW2. GOOD FOR TOURISTS! WHAT AN ECONOMIC MODEL. HOW DO YOU DO IT? ANY CIVIC DUTY IN CROATIA? ETHICS? CONSCIENTIOUSNESS? WHAT UP?

we need better yields, much better

There are more than 50 thousand associations in Croatia. Specifically, according to data from 2020, there are 51,679 of them, which means that (according to the then census) there was one association for every 83 inhabitants

But the treatment is not the same between EEA and nonEEA covered bonds. How does this fit with anti competitiveness laws

Where's Snoop?

In January 2022, Romania with Florin Catzu has borrowed with more than 2 billions euro!...so Romania goes 25 time down.

Sa dovedit prostul satului 👎🚽🚽🚽

Katastrofe !

Bai deja ca vorbeste cursiv engleza e un progres enorm pentru Romania

Shon were my many gey party in tajikistan bilding capital for president putin

FLORIN CITU ARE CAZIER. S-ÀI FIE RUSINE.JOS GUVERNUL CITU. 👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹

Regulation will grow ineffective as the digital age unfolds. Regulation is not only inconsistent, distorted & outdated but also way out of their league. Especially concerning Blockchain. How can one regulate ephemeral tech such as protocols, algorithms, AI & borderless money? Its impossible for Regulators to rapidly absorb the tech, monitor the algo, or mitigate that monster. Cloud itself cannot be regulated neither the dark-web. KYC will be irrelevant as AML & GDPR as innovation goes hyperbolic. Open-source is the last but most hated option.

Daca e un om cat de cat capabil e oculta mondiala implicata, daca nu e in stare sa lege 2 vorbe in engleza si Mai ajunge si la parnaie atunci e un patriot atacat de statul paralel.

Băi dobitocule,ce mănâncă românii?

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He is one of the few politicians that actually is a certified specialist in the finance field... Hopefully he will revive the cultural events field now that he is a prime-minister.

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