Yulia Kovaliv, deputy head of the president’s office in charge of economic affairs, talks to the Kyiv Post on June 9, 2020.
It could have been a good year for Ukraine’s economy.
In January, Ukraine placed eurobonds with a historically low interest rate. Negotiations for another International Monetary Fund loan were underway. A new package of investment incentives was in the works. There were plenty of reasons for cautious optimism.