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After having survived Tuesdays no confidence vote in Parliament, the Bucharest Government announced that one of its priorities is to forge another agreement with the International Monetary Fund.
The precautionary agreement with the IMF, which Romania signed in 2013, expired a couple of days ago.
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No matter how the situation unfolds in Greece, the Greek banks in Romania will not be harmed, says the Governor of the Central Bank Mugur Isarescu
The draft Fiscal Code, tabled by the Government of Romania, was endorsed by the Senate on Monday and is next to the discussed in the Chamber of Deputies
