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Romania CDS At Nine-Year Low
Romania is regarded by international markets as a low-risk investment, as the credit default swap dropped to 100 basis points, a nine-year low.
CDS Level Shows Romania Has Overcome The Crisis
Foreign markets no longer see Romania as a high risk investment, so the credit default swap level has stabilized at about 150 basis points in the past week after five years of crisis when Ro...
While Politicians Continue Their Fight, The Economy Takes Losses
As politicians continue their battle that culminated on Friday night with the suspension of Traian Basescu as president of Romania, sending him to face a popular vote on whether to keep him...
Political Instability May Cost Romania EUR1 Million A Day Because Of Higher Interest Rates
The persistence of political turmoil affects Romania’s perception by foreign investors and may lead to higher borrowing costs, which in turn will have a significant impact on the spending on...
What More Can Romania Do To Drive Country Risk Premium Down?
Romania has a 2012 budget draft in the Parliament that promises to slash budget deficit to 1.9% of the gross domestic product, the country posted a spectacular economic growth of 4.4% in the...
Mark Mobius: Printing Money Only Puts Off Worldwide Crash, Doesn’t Prevent It
Capitalism isn’t working because governments are saving greedy banks at the expense of taxpayers, says Mark Mobius, executive chairman of Templeton Asset Management.
Romania Fails To Sell EUR1B Bonds In The US
The Finance Ministry picked a really bad moment to try to sell bonds on the U.S. market and had to postpone the loan. Romania intended to borrow between $1 billion and $2 billion from the U....
Romania Enjoys Lower Borrowing Costs Than Italy, Hungary
Romania pays similar interest rates on its sovereign bonds as Spain and is perceived as less risky than Italy or Hungary, but trades outside neighbor Bulgaria.