The official rate is 0.15% weaker than yesterday, when it was set at 4.3989 per euro.
Against the US dollar, the leu’s indicative lost more than 0.3%, to 3.3594 units, from 3.3485 units Monday.
The local currency was rather stable in early trade, after opening at 4.393/4.397 to the euro, but it later slid against the euro as players in the region took the profits made in the past few days, dealers said.
At around 13:00 local time (GMT1000), the leu traded at 4.406/4.409 per euro.
On the money market, overnight rates were stable at 2%-2.5% a year.