The European Commission maintains Romanias estimated economic growth rate in 2018 at 4.5%
Romanias President, Klaus Iohannis, held consultations with the leadership of the National Bank of Romania on the inflation–related risks Romania is currently facing.
The central bank governor has been asked by the economic committee of the Senate to explain why the inflation rate and the interest rate have gone up over the past few months.
The National Bank of Romania has increased the monetary policy interest rate and announced that it might restrict lending, at the recommendation of the National Committee for Macroprudential Oversight.
The IMF forecasts a 4.2% growth of Romania’s economy for 2017 and encourages the Romanian authorities to keep up the pace of the anti-corruption...
The IMF warns that the fiscal relaxation measures announced by the Romanian Government could push the budget deficit up to 6% of the GDP by 2022.
The ruling coalition wants the unified pay scale law to come into effect starting July 1.
President Klaus Iohannis accepts nomination of Ana Birchall as interim justice minister./ Romania faces Belgium in Fed Cup World Group 2.
The National Bank of Romania has revised downwards the inflation rate forecasts for 2016 and 2017.
The Romanian PM Dacian Ciolos has announced, at the end of the subscription campaign for the “Centenar government securities, that the issue has been a success / “Untold, the biggest music festival in Romania, continues in Cluj Napoca
The National Bank of Romania warns against the risks threatening the local economy, in an uncertain international context.
In a domestic and external context marked by uncertainties, the National Bank of Romania has made a number of monetary policy decisions.
The Fiscal Code bill will be reviewed in a special Parliament session in late August.
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