Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the third quarter of 2024 stagnated compared to the previous quarter, on a seasonally adjusted basis. GDP decreased by 0.2%
Everyone expects a tax hike starting 2025-26 – a logical consequence of the correction coming after the deficit and consumption-on-credit feast years of 2023-24: But
Data released by the NIS show a GDP growth well below expectations, of just 0.1%, in the second quarter compared to Q1/2024, putting at risk
Romania is currently at its all-time peak of wellbeing, with the highest GDP/capita compared to the European average and with an actual individual consumption exceeding
Provisional data (1) for GDP growth in Q1/2024 issued by NIS on Friday show that GDP advance stood at 0.4%, compared with the previous quarter
Romania managed again to stand out at the EU level by recording the highest level of the public deficit in the third quarter of 2019,
Although gross fixed capital formation had a surprising positive contribution to the economic growth in the first part of the year, members of the National
The volatility of the new benchmark indicator for loans granted to the population, IRCC – which declined in May, despite the central bank’s control on
Gross Domestic Product for the first quarter of 2019 increased by 5% in real terms compared to the same period of the previous year (5.1%
Officially published statistical data reveals a massive paradox: Romania is the country that can register a robust year-on-year growth based on a construction sector which
Romania’s economy will record an advance of 3.5% in 2019 and 3.1% in 2020, down one percentage point from June 2018 forecast, according to
The Council of Economic Programming (CPE), a seven-member body established one year ago having the same chairman as the National Commission for Strategy and Prognosis
The first estimate of the economic growth in Romania in the third quarter shows a reduction down to 3.5% (year-on-year), after the previous quarter’s Gross
The growth of the Romanian economy over the last decade has been impressive in nominal value, above all other EU states. But it has a
Rating agency Standard & Poor’s confirmed on Friday ratings for long- and short-term debt in foreign and local currency to „BBB-/A-3” with a stable outlook,
Romania will be less prepared if the economy is hit by a negative shock, as the structural deficit has been deteriorated – IMF representative for
Fitch Ratings confirmed on Friday Romania’s rating for long-term foreign and local currency debt at BBB-, with a stable outlook, but warned that fiscal loosening
The National Institute of Statistics confirmed the last mid-month signal estimate and announced a 4.0% increase in the Gross Domestic Product for the first quarter
Romania’s economy could grow by 5.1% in 2018, according to the World Bank summer forecast. The estimate has been improved by 0.6 percentage points above
Romania is captive of tax and wage policies that are hostile to long-term sustainable development. One of the most striking arguments is the very large
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the third quarter of 2024 stagnated compared to the previous quarter, on a seasonally adjusted basis. GDP decreased by 0.2%
Everyone expects a tax hike starting 2025-26 – a logical consequence of the correction coming after the deficit and consumption-on-credit feast years of 2023-24: But
Data released by the NIS show a GDP growth well below expectations, of just 0.1%, in the second quarter compared to Q1/2024, putting at risk
Romania is currently at its all-time peak of wellbeing, with the highest GDP/capita compared to the European average and with an actual individual consumption exceeding
Provisional data (1) for GDP growth in Q1/2024 issued by NIS on Friday show that GDP advance stood at 0.4%, compared with the previous quarter
Romania managed again to stand out at the EU level by recording the highest level of the public deficit in the third quarter of 2019,
Although gross fixed capital formation had a surprising positive contribution to the economic growth in the first part of the year, members of the National
The volatility of the new benchmark indicator for loans granted to the population, IRCC – which declined in May, despite the central bank’s control on
Gross Domestic Product for the first quarter of 2019 increased by 5% in real terms compared to the same period of the previous year (5.1%
Officially published statistical data reveals a massive paradox: Romania is the country that can register a robust year-on-year growth based on a construction sector which
Romania’s economy will record an advance of 3.5% in 2019 and 3.1% in 2020, down one percentage point from June 2018 forecast, according to
The Council of Economic Programming (CPE), a seven-member body established one year ago having the same chairman as the National Commission for Strategy and Prognosis
The first estimate of the economic growth in Romania in the third quarter shows a reduction down to 3.5% (year-on-year), after the previous quarter’s Gross
The growth of the Romanian economy over the last decade has been impressive in nominal value, above all other EU states. But it has a
Rating agency Standard & Poor’s confirmed on Friday ratings for long- and short-term debt in foreign and local currency to „BBB-/A-3” with a stable outlook,
Romania will be less prepared if the economy is hit by a negative shock, as the structural deficit has been deteriorated – IMF representative for
Fitch Ratings confirmed on Friday Romania’s rating for long-term foreign and local currency debt at BBB-, with a stable outlook, but warned that fiscal loosening
The National Institute of Statistics confirmed the last mid-month signal estimate and announced a 4.0% increase in the Gross Domestic Product for the first quarter
Romania’s economy could grow by 5.1% in 2018, according to the World Bank summer forecast. The estimate has been improved by 0.6 percentage points above
Romania is captive of tax and wage policies that are hostile to long-term sustainable development. One of the most striking arguments is the very large
