The bond, placed last week in international markets, has a coupon of 4.625%.
“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 last week sold EUR1.5 billion of seven-year euro-denominated bonds at an annual yield of 4.77%, the country’s best yield so far in international markets.
The placement drew EUR6.4 billion in bids.