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IMF Loans for Iceland Tied to Icesave Deal and Netherlands Agreements

1 report, 1 independent Updated Thu 13:57
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What happened

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According to reports, the International Monetary Fund stated that loans to Iceland were contingent upon the completion of the Icesave agreement and the establishment of mutual agreements with the Netherlands. Meanwhile, increasing numbers of parliament members in Iceland were expected to vote against the Icesave proposition.

From icenews.is

Why it matters

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The conditional nature of the IMF funding means that Iceland's ability to secure international financial support is directly linked to the political outcome of the Icesave deal and negotiations with the Netherlands. Minister of Finance Steingrimur J. Sigufsson indicated that talks in parliament would continue.

From icenews.is

Who's involved

  • IcelandThe Nordic island country whose IMF loans are conditional on the Icesave deal.
  • International Monetary FundThe international financial institution providing the conditional loans.
  • NetherlandsThe country with which mutual agreements are required for the IMF loans.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • IcelandSpeculative

    Iceland might face constraints on its access to international funding until the Icesave deal and mutual agreements are finalized.

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