Ukraine in 2024: ECA support falls behind the curve

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Metals and Mining, Oil & gas, Power

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Europe

Ralph Ivey

Commodities Editor

Ukraine’s infrastructure funding gap now sits at around $486 billion, according to figures from the World Bank. With no signs of a cessation in hostilities, what financial support has been made available by the international community? Two years on from the initial invasion, export finance volumes remain muted.

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