“The macroeconomic situation, which we are monitoring and are responsible for, is stable, said Isarescu, adding the central bank’s cautious policy decisions leave room for maneuver in the event of a more difficult situation.
Romania’s government collapsed Wednesday as prime minister Victor Ponta resigned following ample street protests in the wake of a nightclub fire that left 32 people dead and injured nearly 200 others.
On Thursday, President Klaus Iohannis appointed education minister Sorin Cimpeanu as interim prime minister. Iohannis said he will consult parliamentary parties and civil society on a new prime minister.