Ukraine said on Thursday that it had failed to reach a deal with holders of $2.6bn of its debt, in a blow to its hopes of securing a restructuring ahead of a payment deadline next month.
The country’s finance ministry said it would “consider all available options” on a restructuring and continue negotiations after the failure of opening talks in Washington this week with a group of holders of its so-called GDP warrants.
Last month the IMF said that, “if left untreated”, the warrants “constitute an important risk” for debt sustainability even after a $15.5bn bailout by the fund and a restructuring of more than $20bn of bonds last year.
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