U.S. Considers Ukraine Loan Premium

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US demands premium for supporting €45B loan to Ukraine

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The U.S. wants to charge a premium on its share of a G7 -wide 45 billion loan to Ukraine .

The surcharge being discussed is 1.3 percentage points higher than Washington ’s cost of borrowing on financial markets.

The premium accounts for the risk that the immobilized Russian assets that are being used to repay the loan could be unfrozen before the amount is fully repaid.

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