Weather Gets Colder In Western, Northern And Central Romania, Monday And Tuesday
Temperatures will be falling on Monday and Tuesday in western, northern and central Romania, but the weather remains warm in the rest of regions, according to meteorologists.Monday, maximum temperatures will reach 20 degrees Celsius in Crisana and Maramures and 31-32 degrees in Muntenia, southern Moldavia and western Dobrogea. Throughout the day, the sky will be partly cloudy in north-western Romania and in the mountains and variable in other regions.
Tuesday, the sky will be temporarily cloudy in northern and north-eastern Romania, as well as in mountainous areas. The weather will be fine and warm in other regions. (romanialibera.ro)
Dan Sandu Takes Helm Of CEC Bank The General Assembly of Shareholders of state-run lender CEC Bank on Friday appointed Dan Sandu director of the bank, replacing Radu Ghetea. Sandu, former vice-president of Volksbank, refused to comment on the issue.Ghetea, who has been running CEC Bank since 2007, also refused to comment on the issue. (romanialibera.ro)
Eight Dead and 50 Injured In Western Romania Storms Eight people died and 50 were injured following powerful storms in western Romania over the weekend.Four people in Timis County, one in Arad and two in Bistrita died.
According to meteorologists, code orange and code yellow alerts for bad weather, strong winds, heavy rains, dangerous meteorological phenomena have been issued for four counties in southwestern Romania: Timis, Bihor, Hunedoara and Caras-Severin. The clouds are moving from southwest to northeast.(puterea.ro)
List Of Banks Reporting Loss Unveiled It has been published the list of banks in Romania reporting net loss every year between 2008 and 2016, according to statistics released by the Trade Registry based on Finance Ministry data.Ziarul Financiar journalists have released the list in the context in which the „fiscal optimization“ some lending institutions are accused of remains a reason for dispute between the Finance Ministry, government and banks.
In a recent interview for private TV station Antena 3, Prime Minister Mihai Tudose lashed out at banks in Romania which reported losses, warning them the “romantic period has passed” and saying they must understand very well the “Romanian state is not a naïve partner”. (puterea.ro)