REVISION
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Romania’s GDP Growth Flat In Q1 2018 Vs Q4 2017, Analysts Revise Forecasts
Romania’s GDP only rose 4.2% in the first quarter compared with the first quarter of 2017, while analysts expected 5.4%. The economy is losing steam fast due to the rise in borrowing costs a...
Romania To Raise Funds for Most Ministries At Budget Revision
Romania's government will have a positive budget reversion, with additional funds for most ministries, due to better than expected economic growth, finance minister Ionuț Misa said Friday.
Romanian Government To Revise Budget by End-September
Romania's government will revise the state budget by the end of September, the finance ministry said in a statement Wednesday.
Government To Adopt Budget Revision On August 10
The Romanian government will adopt the budget revision in the government session on August 10; meanwhile it is opened to public debate on the website of the Finance Ministry, government spok...
Education, Healthcare Sectors To Get Extra Funds At Budget Revision
The budget revision draft stipulates the increase of the general consolidated budget revenue by RON2.92 billion and the increase of the expenses of the general consolidated budget also by RO...
ANCOM To Reevaluate Market Regulatory Measures In 2016
Romania’s telecom regulator ANCOM said it will revise in 2016 the relevant markets corresponding to fixed and mobile services and will re-evaluate the regulatory measures previously imposed...
Drought Causes Economic Growth Forecasts Revision
The extended drought that announces a very bad agricultural year is making macroeconomists revise their 2015 growth forecasts downwards.
Romania’s Economy Grows Faster Than Forecast
The Romanian economy is growing faster than the estimates at the beginning of the year, prompting an upward revision of the 2015 figures and of those for the coming years.
Romanian Government Approves Second Budget Revision This Year
Romania’s Government on Wednesday approved the year’s second budget revision, following talks with the International Monetary Fund, Prime Minister Victor Ponta said.