U.S. to kick in $20 billion as G-7 moves forward with $50-billion loan — backed by frozen Russian funds — to help Ukraine in its fight for survival.

Group of Seven nations finalized a $50 billion loan to Ukraine backed by the profits generated by immobilized Russian central bank assets, clearing the way for much-needed aid to soon flow to Kyiv ...

Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen and Ukrainian Finance Minister Sergii Marchenko held a signing ceremony Wednesday advancing plans to provide Ukraine with $50 billion in loans, breaking a months ...

By Sam Fossum, CNN (CNN) — The US and Western allies are moving forward with a $50 billion loan package to Ukraine backed by the profits of frozen Russian assets, which includes a US ...

The European Union will lend Ukraine up to €35 billion ($39 billion) to help rebuild its economy, providing the lion’s share of a $50 billion loan agreed by G7 nations earlier this year.

The European Union vows to lend Ukraine up to $39 billion, ... G-7 leaders agreed in June to engineer a $50-billion loan to help Ukraine in its fight for survival.

The chief executive of Euroclear told the FT that the EU's proposal would amount to "expropriation" — forced seizure — ...

Ukraine has received more than $18.5 billion from frozen Russian assets this year, directing the money toward swift recovery ...

The European Union has announced the signing of agreements to provide Ukraine with €2.3 billion in loan guarantees and grants ...

Ukraine has received a 2.5 billion Canadian dollar ($1.7 billion) loan from Canada under the Group of Seven's (G7) Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration (ERA) initiative, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal ...

WASHINGTON — The White House said Wednesday that Group of Seven allies are moving forward with providing Ukraine with $50 billion in loans for Ukraine backed by frozen Russian assets.. Leaders ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Ukraine will receive $50 billion in loans, backed by frozen Russian assets, from Group of Seven allies, the White House said Wednesday. Distribution of the money will begin by ...