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Romania Private Lending Falls 0.2% in February
Romanian private lending declined 0.2% in real terms in February compared with January, to RON215.2 billion, central bank data showed Wednesday.
Central Bank Governor: Romania Can’t Talk About Deflation As Domestic Consumption Is Sharply Up
Romania cannot talk about a deflation of the local economy as the country is facing a sharp domestic consumption growth, central bank governor Mugur Isarescu told a conference organized by t...
Romania Forex Reserves Decline to EUR30.82B in February
Romanian foreign exchange reserves fell by EUR854 million in February compared with January, to EUR30.82 billion, due to lower minimum required reserve ratios on foreign currency liabilities...
Romania’s Central Bank Stays In The Black
Romania’s central bank (BNR) posted 500 million lei (about EUR110 million) net income last year, according to the estimates based on the amount of money it transferred to the budget, while c...
Romania Private Lending Falls 0.7% in January
Romanian private lending declined 0.7% in January compared with December, to RON216.11 billion, but grew 2.8% compared with January 2015, central bank data showed Tuesday.
Romania Current Account Deficit Widens to EUR1.76B in 2015
Romania’s current account balance posted a deficit of EUR1.76 billion in 2015, 2.6 times higher than the EUR686 million deficit posted in 2014, central bank data showed Friday.
Romanian Central Bank Governor Says New IMF Agreement Impossible in Near Future
Romania's central bank governor thinks it's impossible for the country to secure a new loan agreement with the International Monetary Fund this year or in the near future, as the balance of...
Romanian Central Bank Revises Inflation Forecast Up to 1.4% in 2016
Romania's central bank has revised its inflation forecast to 1.4% this year from a previous forecast of 1.1%, central bank governor Mugur Isarescu told a news conference Tuesday.
Negative Interest Rates Gaining Ground. Will They Reach Romania?
Negative interest rates have become some kind of dominoes of the central bank elite where if one piece falls, the other do.