After joining the OECD, which is in its final stages, the country's next project is to switch to the euro, says the National Bank Governor Mugur Isărescu
Romania must enter a new development stage, which should not be based on cheap labour, European funds and the money sent back home by the Romanians in the Diaspora, says the government in Bucharest
An OECD economic survey on Romania, has been launched in Bucharest; it comprises a series of recommendations on fiscal and budgetary reforms, for the labour market and how to increase economic competitiveness
Romania needs a predictable fiscal framework and measures to stimulate the resumption of private investment, says Concordia Employers' Confederation.
The concept of a two-speed Europe is not new, being one of the controversial ideas related to the future of the European Union.
Prime minister Ilie Bolojan promises that Romania’s economy see recovery this year as a result of the measures taken.
Romania finished the year 2025 with a 7.3% average annual inflation rate
