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INS: Average Net Wage Slightly Up To RON1,538 In September
Romanian average net salary inched up 0.3% to 1,538 lei (EUR340) in September, from RON1,534 a month earlier, the statistics institute INS said Tuesday.
INS: Romania Adjusted Retail Sales Down 0.4% On Month In September
Romanian adjusted retail sales fell 0.4% in September from the earlier month, on lower sales of fuels and food items, the statistics institute INS said Monday.
Tourist Arrivals In Romania Up 5.5% On Year In September
Tourist arrivals in Romania rose 5.5% in September from the year-earlier month, while overnight accommodations were up 2.9% on the year, the statistics institute INS said Friday.
Romanian September PPI +0.3% On Month, +6.6% On Year
Romania’s industrial producer price index inched up 0.3% in September compared with a month earlier, largely fueled by higher prices in the utilities sector, the country’s statistics institu...
INS: Romania Unemployment Rate Steady At 7.1% In September
Romania's unemployment rate was at 7.1% in September, unchanged from the previous month, seasonally adjusted data from the statistics institute INS showed Wednesday.
INS: Housing Permits Down 11.8% On Month In September
Romanian housing permits fell 11.8% to 3,521 units in September, from 3,993 units a month earlier, the country’s statistics institute INS said Monday.
Romania Postal Services Market Up 5.2% To RON1.53B In 2011, After 3 Years Of Decline
The Romanian postal services market rose 5.2% to 1.53 billion (EUR333 million) in 2011, after three years of decline, due to a 28% increase in overall postal traffic to RON527.3 million, com...
Only 4% of Romanians Used Internet Banking In 2011, Way Below EU Average
Only 4% of Romanians used Internet banking services last year, while in the European Union the share was 37%, Andrei Cretu, manager consulting with PwC Romania, said Wednesday.
Inflation Jumps To 5.33% In September
Romania’s annual inflation continued to accelerate for a fourth straight month in September as consumers paid by over two percent more for food items, official data showed Wednesday