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KIEV, Ukraine (AP) The International Monetary Fund agreed Wednesday to extend $17.5 billion in loans to Ukraine as part of a program designed to pull the country back from the verge of economic collapse.
IMF managing director Christine Lagarde said in a statement that the new four-year extended arrangement will support economic stabilization and wide-ranging reforms in Ukraine.
Ukraine's Finance Minister Natalie Jaresko said earlier in the day that the government expected to receive $5 billion from the IMF in the "coming days."
Credit is being extended on condition that the government in Kiev implements deep structural reforms and slashes government spending.
On Tuesday, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko signed off on legislative measures to drastically reduce spending and also approved changes to the tax system.
"This fully carries out Ukraine's side of the agreements that were reflected in a memorandum with the IMF," Poroshenko said Wednesday at a joint press conference in Kiev with Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven.
Lagarde hailed Ukraine's "strong commitment to reform."
"They have maintained fiscal discipline in very difficult conditions, allowed the exchange rate to adjust, and have increased retail end-user prices for gas," she said in a statement.
Lagarde said measures would be taken to help cushion the poorest from the impact of adjustments.
Utility prices have risen across the board in recent weeks and inflation has taken large chunks out salaries. The government budget for 2015 is based on what many analysts believe is an optimistic projection of a 5.5 percent contraction in the economy.