Ukraine annually spends 4% of GDP for servicing public debt – expert

11:20, 09 January 2018

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Ukraine spends around 4% of its gross domestic product (GDP) a year for servicing its public debt amounting to 80% of GDP, according to Deputy Head of the Strategic Group of Advisers to the Government Pavlo Kukhta.

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Ukraine annually spends 4% of GDP for servicing public debt – expert

Ukraine spends around 4% of its gross domestic product (GDP) a year for servicing its public debt amounting to 80% of GDP, according to Deputy Head of the Strategic Group of Advisers to the Government Pavlo Kukhta.

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