Macroeconomics
Number Of Vacant Jobs In Romania Fell Below 30,000 In 3Q
The number of vacant jobs in Romania in the third quarter of the year reached 27,700, close to that in the previous quarter and down 70,000 compared with the similar interval in 2008, the Na...
Romania Budget Gap Narrows To RON13.3B In October
Romania’s consolidated budget posted a deficit of 13.3 billion lei (EUR3.05 billion) in the first ten months, equal to 2.4% of the gross domestic product, Finance Ministry data showed Monday...
Housing Permits Down 13.7% On Year In October, To 2,924
Romania issued 2,924 buildings permits for residential projects in October, down 24% on the month and 13.7% lower on the year, the statistics institute INS said Monday.
Managers Expect Increase In Retail, Declines In Constructions and Services In Winter Season
Companies expect retail to see a moderate increase, industry to stabilize, and services and construction to decline between November 2011 and January 2012, the statistics institute INS said...
One Of The Best-Known FT Analysts Comes To ZF Gala To Talk About Europe’s Future
One of the most reputed economic journalists and an expert in EU policies, Wolfgang Munchau, will talk at the ZF gala about the problems facing Europe and the euro zone in particular.
PM Says Romania To Attract EUR6B In EU Funds As 90% Of Projects Are Already Signed
The Government is confident Romania will attract at least EUR6 billion in European funds next year because nearly 90% of the funded projects have already been signed, Prime Minister Emil Boc...
Fiscal Council Concerned About Infrastructure Investments' Impact On ESA95 Deficit
Romania's Fiscal Council has asked the Government to present the National Infrastructure Development Program's potential impact on the deficit as per ESA95.
Government Approves 2012 State Budget Draft
The Romanian Government on Friday approved the draft 2012 state budget, which will be sent to parliament for approval.
Mark Mobius: Printing Money Only Puts Off Worldwide Crash, Doesn’t Prevent It
Capitalism isn’t working because governments are saving greedy banks at the expense of taxpayers, says Mark Mobius, executive chairman of Templeton Asset Management.