The inflation rate will continue to go down in Romania, although at a slower pace than anticipated
The inflation rate could drop below 4% in Romania, the National Bank reports
Romanias central bank announced that under its monetary policy it would maintain the interest rate at 2.5% per year
In the past century, Romania has underwent 18 periods of economic growth and an equal number of periods of recession.
The performance of Romania's economy is closer to its true potential, and inflation will get within the targeted range
Romanias Central Bank is keeping the monetary policy interest rate at 2.5% a year and confirms the inflation rates downward trend.
An IMF mission in Bucharest assesses the country's economic and financial situation
The Central Bank of Romania is expecting a negative inflation rate in July. Also, preliminary data show that prices could drop, too
The National Bank of Romania has revised upwards from 3.5% to 3.6% the annual inflation rate forecast for the end of 2018. However, it reduced also by 0.1% the forecast for December 2019, which had been previously estimated at 3%.
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.
