Social/Politics
Business Outlook: Executives See Decline In Constructions In Nov ’13- Jan ‘14
Romanian executives estimate the activity in the construction sector will decline between November 2013 and January 2014 compared with the previous three months, while the other sectors will...
INS: Romania Housing Permits Down 13% On Month To 3,258 In October
Romanian housing permits fell 13% to 3,258 units in October, from 3,746 units a month earlier, the country’s statistics institute INS said Thursday.
Romania Among World’s Least Attractive Countries To Foreign Professionals
Romania is ranked 63rd globally and last in the European Union in terms of talent competitiveness, according to the first edition of the Global Talent Competitiveness Index.
Stock Exchange Head Says Romanian Economy Is Too Expensive
Romania’s economy is “too expensive” and has a low level of competitiveness, not unlike its stock market, the head of the Bucharest Stock Exchange said Wednesday.
ING Sees Romania’s Growth Potential At 4%-5% By 2020
Romania’s economic performance is above the region average and the country could reach a growth potential of 4% to 5% a year until 2020, the head of ING Bank Romania said Wednesday.
Romania To Unfreeze Hiring For Over 1,100 Jobs In Public Healthcare
Hiring will be unblocked for 1,124 positions in the public healthcare system, mainly for doctors of all specialties, nurses, and midwives, Health Minister Eugen Nicolaescu said Wednesday.
Olteanu: Romania Should Encourage Savings To Pare Down Deleveraging
The lending resources of Romanian banks can be increased by implementing policies to reduce the budget deficit and encourage savings, a central bank official said Wednesday.
Romania Approves Several Oil Concession Agreements With East West Petroleum
Romania’s government has approved several oil concession agreements in the perimeters Baile Felix, Biled, and Periam, agreements between the country’s National Mineral Resources Agency (ANRM...
Tarnita Project Company May Include Only State-Run Energy Producers At First
The project company to develop a hydropower plant in Tarnita-Lapustesti, northwestern Romania, may include, for starters, all large energy producers owned by the state.