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Capital Economics: Romania Central Bank May Cut Again Key Rate In February
Romania’s central bank could lower again its main lending rate at the next monetary policy council in February, after this week’s 25-basis point cut, Capital Economics said Friday in a report.
Capital Economics: Romania Low Inflation May Spur More Rate Cuts
The Romanian central bank’s decision to cut its key rate to 2.75% won’t have much of an impact on overall monetary conditions, but signals the policymakers are alert to the prospects of even...
Capital Economics: Romania Is In A Secure Place Financially
Romania seems to be in a “relatively secure” financial and economic place, but tighter global monetary conditions could eventually eat into capital inflows to the country, according to estim...
Capital Economics: Romania Central Bank Likely To Cut Key Rate To 4% By Year-end
Romania’s central bank is likely to cut its key lending rate to 4% by year-end, British think-tank Capital Economics said in a report Monday.
Analysts: Political Turmoil Appeased Only On Short-Term After Constitutional Court Decision
Romania’s political turmoil will appease only on short-term after the the Consitutional Court's decided to invalidate the President Traian Basescu's impeachment vote, said analysts, who are...
Capital Economics: Leu Could Weaken Further As Political Upheaval Likely To Continue
The apparent survival of Romania’s suspended president Traian Basescu in Sunday’s referendum could throw the country deeper into political turmoil, most likely pushing the leu to new record...
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...
Capital Economics: Euro Zone Crisis Is Main Concern To Romania's Economy
The crisis in the euro zone is the biggest concern to Romania's economy at the moment, said William Jackson, analyst with Capital Economics, who pointed out that the local financial market h...
Capital Economics: A Mild Fiscal Slippage In Romania Not Too Worrisome
A moderate fiscal slippage in Romania following the government’s recent collapse is unlikely to create long-term difficulties, provided any new fiscal policies are credible and will not stra...