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Ukraine Says Paid Coupon on $3 Billion Russian Eurobond

By The Moscow Times

June 20, 2014

Ukraine's Finance Ministry said on Friday it had paid a $73.33 million coupon payment on a $3 billion Eurobond purchased by Russia in December.

The deadline for the coupon payment was June 22.

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