The leu closed at 4.365/4.3665 per euro, from 4.362/4.3645 per euro Friday.
Elsewhere in the region, the Polish zloty was gaining 0.5% against the euro, while the Hungary’s forint was up 1.9%, after the authorities in Budapest announced they are considering a new financing deal with the International Monetary Fund.
The leu opened up at 4.357/4.360 per euro and traded below 4.36 per euro in the first half of the session. It afterwards lost ground and hit the day’s low of 4.367 per euro toward closing.
The central bank set the leu’s reference at 4.3587 to the euro, slightly stronger on the day. Against the US dollar, the leu’s indicative won 1.08% to 3.2569 units.
On the money market, overnight rates were at 5.6%-6.1% a year, barely changed on the day.