

Ukraine is set to sign an unusual loan-for-crops contract with China that will see Kyiv access $3 billion in credit lines in exchange for supplies of corn, a commodity that Beijing has started to import in large quantities.
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Ukraine is set to sign an unusual loan-for-crops contract with China that will see Kyiv access $3 billion in credit lines in exchange for supplies of corn, a commodity that Beijing has started to import in large quantities.
The deal expands into food the scheme that Beijing has used to secure energy supplies through so-called oil-for-loans deals with countries such as Venezuela, and comes amid concerns about global food security.
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