The prospects of the Romanian economy are positive, both according to national authorities and according to the World Bank, IMF and the EC. Meanwhile, Bucharest has announced the largest Stock Exchange listing in Romania.
Euroscepticism, populism and extremism have gained ground in the European Union.
The European Commission has made public a list of country-specific recommendations.
A joint delegation of Romanias international lenders is in Bucharest for a fresh assessment of the stand-by agreement concluded last autumn.
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Last week Standard & Poor’s financial rating agency upgraded Romania’s rating from BB+ to BBB- after the other two important rating agencies...
Romania will not conclude another agreement with the IMF after 2015 according to the Minister Delegate for Budget Liviu Voinea.
The European Union is trying to cope with new geopolitical challenges.
Romania has a large number of taxes, something the business environment has often complained about. In a recent move, the government plans to eliminate some of them.
With a 3.5 economic growth rate in 2013, Romania had a good start into 2014, while the positive signs seen in the first few months of the year show...
The Romanian economy shows positive trends according to a quarterly inflation report released by the National Bank.
Urged by trade unions, tens of thousands of people from 21 countries took part in a rally in Brussels recently, calling for a “new path for Europe, a more social one.
