KYIV, July 16 – Reaching a majority by the pro-presidential Servant of the People Party in Ukraine's parliament or creation by it of an ideological coalition will let it quickly form a government, negotiate a new program with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and unlock deep reforms in Ukraine, which will facilitate economic growth.
Such a base-case scenario of the possible election results was described by analysts of Bank Of America MerrillLynch (BoAML).
"Key political party programs suggest that the next Rada will be open to deep reforms, which were not feasible previously," they say I an outlook published last week pending the snap parliamentary elections in Ukraine, scheduled for July 21.
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