Analysis
Capital Economics: Romania To Survive A Temporary Halt Of IMF Deal
Persistent political uncertainty in Romania could endanger the country’s EUR5 billion loan agreement with the International Monetary Fund and the EU, but the eastern European nation would li...
Petrom, Dacia And Rompetrol Still Largest Companies In Romania
OMV Petrom (SNP.RO), Dacia and Rompetrol remained the largest companies in Romania in 2011, having posted more than 53.6 billion lei (EUR12.6 billion) in revenue, according to the data provi...
Top-20 Largest Employers Count Four Times More Layoffs Than Hires In 2011
The top-20 largest employers in Romania have counted a total of 23,000 layoffs and only 6,000 new hires in 2011, according to the data extracted from the Trade Registry and Finance Ministry.
Romanians Are Reluctant To Cut Tobacco, Alcohol Costs - Survey
Romanian households are cautious with expenses and are willing to cut costs for garments, domestic appliances and vacations, but still consume alcohol, tobacco, according to a survey of 360i...
Survey: Romanians Get Used To Crisis, Still Affected By Effects
Romanians got used to the economic crisis, but are still personally affected by its effects lasting for more than three years, according to a survey of 360insights.
Commerzbank: Privatization Delays May Pressure Romania’s Leu
Privatization delays in Romania could negatively affect the leu, Commerzbank said in a report following an announcement by the country’s Prime Minister Victor Ponta that his recent political...
New Labor Code Boosts HR Firms’ Revenue To EUR150m In 2011
The human resource services market is estimated at EUR150 million in 2011, when it rose by 21%, as companies resumed growth after 2008 and 2009 when three of the top players posted decline o...
Analysts: Romania Central Bank To Keep Key Rate Unchanged Wednesday
The Romanian central bank is likely to leave its key rate unchanged at a historic low of 5.25% for a second straight time at its monetary policy meeting due June 27, banking analysts said Mo...
Romanians Pay More For Electronics Than EU Average
The prices of consumer goods and services in Romania are 60% of the European Union average, but Romanians pay more for electronics and about the same as the EU average for clothing and perso...