The leu’s exchange rate was set at 4.7781 on Friday (Nov 29) and at 4.7788 on Thursday (Nov 28), when the central bank intervened on the market as the national currency had reached 4.8 units per euro.
Over the past four weeks, the national currency has accentuated the downward trend versus the euro started in September 2019, touching new all-time lows.
The leu hit a record low of 4.7808 to the euro on Thursday (Nov 21).
Against the US dollar, the leu also appreciated on Monday, as the reference rate was set at 4.3378, from 4.3425 on Friday.
Three-month money market rate ROBOR climbed to 3.03% on Monday, from 2.99% on Friday, while the six-month ROBOR grew to 3.12%, from 3.09%.