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Franks said the probability for such a scenario is less than 25%, or „even below 10%.”
Joint teams from the IMF, the EU and the World Bank arrived in Bucharest on April 27 for the first review of the precautionary loan agreement, successor to a larger EUR20 billion bailout package that ended in April this year.
The IMF contributes EUR3.5 billion to the new deal, while the EU and the World Bank will provide EUR1.4 billion and EUR400 million, respectively.