“We must continue implementing these measures and there is no need for new ones,” Ialomitianu told a news conference.
Tuesday, Ialomitianu met with President Traian Basescu and the central bank governor to discuss the recent economic developments in international markets, following mounting fears of a new recession which sent global markets spiraling down in the past weeks.
“We have everything under control,” Ialomitianu said.
Bogdan Dragoi, state secretary with the ministry, said in turn that Romania is already benefiting from the first positive results following the implementation of austerity measures agreed with its international financiers.