The Romanian Central Bank is gradually reducing monetary policy interest rates, in order not to destabilize the rate of exchange
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Romanias Central Bank is keeping the monetary policy interest rate at 2.5% a year and confirms the inflation rates downward trend.
The National Bank of Romania has adopted new measures to stabilize long-term prices.
The Superior Council of Magistracy, the High Court of Cassation and Justice and the Judicial Inspection Corps have signed protocols with the Romanian Intelligence Service/ The simple motion against the Culture Minister has been rejected
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.
Romania has seen record economic growth in the EU, after having advanced 7% in 2017 as against the previous year.
Over 40 civic organisations, which are among the initiators of the street protests in Romania against the amendments to the Justice laws and the Criminal Codes have sent an open letter to Prime Minister Mihai Tudose
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