Overview
- The IMF schedule listed a due payment of 125,737,500 SDR, roughly $172 million at the fund’s Jan. 12 rate, with no receipt recorded after the deadline passed.
- Ukraine’s central bank had not reported a $179.6 million transfer by the end of the business day on Jan. 13, according to data reviewed by TASS.
- The next repayment to the IMF is scheduled for Feb. 24 for 62.5 million SDR, with several additional obligations falling due from February through April.
- Kyiv’s current Extended Fund Facility totals $15.6 billion through 2027, and IMF mission head Gavin Gray estimates a 2026–2029 financing gap of about $136.5 billion.
- EU commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis said U.S. participation in guarantees for a roughly $8.1 billion IMF program stage appears unlikely, though other official creditors could cover the shortfall pending a U.S. decision later this month.