В марте 1995 года премьер Виктор Че

В марте 1995 года премьер Виктор Черномырдин провел переговоры с Мишелем Камдессю о выделении России нового кредита ($6,5 млрд), направленного на стабилизацию стран с переходной экономикой в рамках программы МВФ stand-by. В марте 1996 года МВФ предоставил России новый кредит ($12 млрд) сроком на десять лет. Первый транш ($6,5 млрд) был перечислен в апреле; второй транш поступил в Россию в 1997 году.
В результате обострения финансовой ситуации в мире в 1998 году, МВФ одобрил выделение России специального стабилизационного кредита ($2,5 млрд), однако после августовского кризиса кредитование было приостановлено.

Результаты (английский) 1:

In March 1995, Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin held talks with Michel Camdessus for Russia a new loan ($ 6.5 billion) aimed at stabilizing countries in transition under the IMF stand-by program. In March 1996, the IMF gave Russia a new loan ($ 12 billion) for a period of ten years. The first tranche ($ 6.5 billion) was transferred in April; the second tranche has arrived in Russia in 1997.
As a result of the worsening financial situation in the world in 1998, the IMF approved the release of a special Russian stabilization loan ($ 2.5 billion), but after the August crisis lending was suspended.

Результаты (английский) 2:

In March 1995, Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin held talks with Michel Camdessus on the allocation of the new Russian loan ($ 6.5 billion), aimed at stabilizing the countries with economies in transition in the framework of the IMF stand-by. In March 1996, the IMF gave Russia a new loan ($ 12 billion) for a period of ten years. The first tranche ($ 6.5 billion) was transferred in April, the second tranche entered Russia in 1997.
As a result of worsening financial situation in the world in 1998, the IMF approved a special Russian stabilization loan ($ 2.5 billion), but after the August crisis lending was suspended.

Результаты (английский) 3:

In March 1995, Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin Commission held talks with Michel Camdessus on the allocation of new credit ( $6.5 billion), aimed at stabilizing countries with economies in transition, in the framework of the program IMF Stand-by clause.In March 1996, IMF has provided Russia a new credit ( $12 billion) for ten years. The first tranche ( $6.5 billion) was listed in April; the second tranche was in Russia in 1997.
As a result of an acute financial situation in the world in 1998, the IMF approved the allocation of the special loan ( $2.5 billion), but after the August crisis lending was suspended.