The leu held steady against the US dollar as well and the indicative rate was set at 3.3051 units, versus 3.3052 units Friday.
The leu opened slightly up at 4.459 per euro, from 4.463/4.465 per euro at Friday close, and traded in narrow ranges in the first half of the session, amid a quiet market.
Market participants said investors had no immediate reaction to the central bank’s decision to cut its main lending rate by 25 basis points to a fresh record low of 4.25% a year, as the move was widely expected.
In the money market, overnight rates rose to 3%-3.5% a year, from 2.8%-3.3% a year Friday.