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Minister: Romania’s GDP Grew 10% In 2009-2015 Due To EU Funds Absorption
Romania’s gross domestic product (GDP) grew 10% due to the absorption of funds put at the country’s disposal by the European Commission between 2009 and 2015, according to an analysis cited...
Govt Spends RON15B More In December, Drives Budget Into Deficit
Romania’s general consolidated budget switched from a surplus of 5.3 billion lei (EUR1.2 billion) or 0.76% of the gross domestic product in November 2015 to a deficit of about RON9 billion t...
Romania Revises 3Q GDP Upwards by RON1.69B
Romania's statistics office has revised the country's nominal gross domestic product for the third quarter of 2015 upwards by RON1.69 billion, to RON197.46 billion and to RON500.18 billion f...
Eurostat: Romania 3Q GDP Rises At Fastest Pace In EU Quarter To Quarter
The Romanian economy grew at the fastest pace in the European Union in the third quarter, with 1.4%, compared to the second quarter, and at the second-fastest pace compared to the third quar...
Romania 2Q GDP Growth Revised Slightly Up to 3.4% on Year
Romania's gross domestic product grew 3.4% on the year in the second quarter, a slight revision from the statistics institute's previous reading of 3.3%, the institute said Wednesday.
Central Bank Governor Warns Against Further Growth in Public Debt
Romanian central bank governor Mugur Isarescu has warned that further growth in public debt could be dangerous and counterproductive.
Romania Economic Growth Slows Down In Second Quarter
Romania’s economic growth slowed down in the second quarter, with a first reading of the gross domestic product data coming much lower than analyst expectations.
Romania’s 1Q GDP Growth Revised Slightly Down
Romania’s economy grew 1.5% in the first quarter against the previous three-month period, according to revised seasonally-adjusted data from the statistics institute INS released Tuesday.
EY Eurozone Forecast: Domestic Consumption Is Romania's Main Growth Driver
Consumer spending in Romania is registering its highest growth rate since 2008 and is the main driver of economic development, according to the 2015 EY Eurozone Forecast.