Finance ❯ International Finance
EU Loans Frozen Assets Reparations Reparations Loans Government Loans IMF Loans EU Loans to Ukraine EU Budget EU Funding European Loans World Bank Bilateral Loans Asset Management Interest-Free Loans Bilateral Agreements Economic Aid EU Borrowing G7 Loans Sovereign Assets Debt Sovereign Debt Reparations Loan Commercial Loans Debt Management Aid Packages Chinese Loans Economic Support Reparation Loans G7 Loan Foreign Loans Military Financing Public Sector Loans Municipal Financing U.S. Treasury Currency Swaps IMF Credit Agreements Collateral Bilateral Grants Grants Budgeting European Union Credit Markets International Organizations Military Funding Debt Instruments World Bank Loans EU Bonds Bridge Loans Loan Roll-over Rates Medium and Long-term Loans Debt Relief Eurobonds Economic Assistance Ukraine Funding Multilateral Development Banks European Union Loans US Treasury Department Bilateral Relations Support Loans Asset Freezing European Investment Bank Bribery Economic Development G7 Initiatives G7 Agreements G7 Countries Bilateral Aid G7 Loans to Ukraine Russia G7 Support Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration China Chinese Loans to Hungary Public Debt Government Aid Emergency Loans Energy Loans Currency Loans IMF Agreements Bailout Loans Bailout Packages Loan Rollovers Development Aid Stabilization Loans BID Loans Credit Lines Repo Agreements US Treasury Loans Russian Assets
Final adoption now rests with the Council of the EU before first funds can flow in early Q2 2026.
