Foreign Direct Investments in Romania Exceeded by Personal Remittances from Abroad
Romania is one of the European Union countries most dependant on inflows of personal remittances. Namely, the money sent to their families by the Romanians...
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Under Inflationary Pressure, National Bank of Romania Increases Monetary Policy Rate to 2.0pc
The galloping inflation in Romania makes NBR – National Bank of Romania increase its monetary policy rate from 1.75% to 2%. This is the second...
Opinion: Romania’s Real Estate Bubble Expected to Pop in 2022
Romania has been in a real estate bubble for the last year, but the developers and owners don’t admit that. For them, the current prices...
Romania’s Economy in 2022 – Projection
The Presidency has endorsed Romania’s budget for 2022. It is one of the first times the country has had the budget approved for the following...
Romania’s PM: NO Solidarity Tax in 2022!
‘Solidarity tax’ is an idea brought to the public agenda in Romania by the Hungarian minority party, UDMR, which is also a member of the...
Nomura Investment Bank: Romania Could Face a Currency Crisis
Nomura Investment Bank warns Romania about a potential exchange rate crisis. Turkey is the first country hit by this sort of crisis, and the Turkish...
Romania Registered the Biggest Economic Growth in EU in T3 Y/Y
Romania is, again, the European Union champion by the T3 economic growth, year over year. According to Eurostat, Romania registered an advance of 8% in...
Romania’s National Bank Increases Monetary Policy Rate to 1.75pc
On November 9, Romania’s National Bank decided to increase its monetary policy rate to 1.75%. The former policy rate was 1.50%. It is only the...
Romania To Cap Energy Prices
Romania’s Interim Prime-Minister, Florin Citu, announced a measure that he strongly rejected before the no-confidence motion: the energy prices are to be capped at the...
Romania’s External Debt Increased by EUR 6 Billion in January-July 2021
Romania’s external debt increased by more than EUR 6 billion in January-July 2021. This is huge, especially in an economic context like the current one....
