The bond, placed Wednesday in international markets, has a coupon of 4.875%.
“The rating is in line with Romania’s BBB- long-term foreign currency Issuer Default Rating, on which the outlook is stable,” Fitch said.
Romanian Finance Ministry Wednesday raised EUR1.5 billion at its first new international eurobond issue in 16 months.
The annual yield on the seven-year notes was set at 370 basis points over the mid-swap rate, which was quoted at 1.34% on the deal.
The placement drew around EUR4.5 billion in bids, market participants told Mediafax.