Articles 326 - 350 of 517 by " Claudia Medrega"
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Dacia And Ford Drive Romania's Exports Up 10% in February
10 apr 2013
Exports rose 10% in February 2013 against the same month of the previous year, driven mainly by the auto sector, more specifically the contribution of Ford, which was nonexistent in the first part of more
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Analysts Say Economy Will Rise In 1Q, Businesspeople Are Pessimistic
4 apr 2013
Analysts believe the Romanian economy will remain on the rise in the first quarter of this year and keep their estimates for 2013 gross domestic product, but signals from the economy are less more
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Banks Paid Just RON1B In Profit Tax In Last Three Years Of Economic Turmoil
21 mar 2013
The economic crisis caused losses for around half the 42 banks on the Romanian market, with the budget “losing” a big share of the resources that banks used to pay in profit tax, as the overall more
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Top Ten Debtors To The Budget In 2012: Arrears Reach EUR3.3B
13 mar 2013
The ten biggest debtors to Romania’s general consolidated budget, seven of which are state-run companies, had overdue payments of 14.5 billion lei (around EUR3.3 billion) in taxes and contributions more
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EC Vice-President: Romania Meets Conditions For Excessive Deficit Procedure Repeal
7 mar 2013
Romania meets conditions for repealing the excessive deficit procedure, with the budget deficit sliding below 3% of the gross domestic product in 2012 and likely to stay below that ceiling in 2013 and more
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Germany Deals Heavy Blow To Romania’s Schengen Hopes
4 mar 2013
Germany forgets that it does EUR9B worth of business in Romania and rejects Romania’s Schengen entry in a political statement. The costs of the postponement amount to hundreds of millions of euros more
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Bogdan Ion, Ernst & Young: Romania Needs To Breed Local Entrepreneurs
26 feb 2013
One of Romania’s structural problems is that it does not have enough medium-sized entrepreneurs with local capital that are able to expand regionally, so one needs to encourage local players, said more
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Foreign Companies Account For 40% Of Overall Turnover And GDP, With Only 23% Of Employees
20 feb 2013
The turnover per employee exceeded EUR100,000 per person in foreign companies in 2011, almost double as high as for the entire economy. more
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U.S. And UK Investors Bought 80% Of Romania’s Dollar-Denominated Bonds
18 feb 2013
Investors in the U.S. and the UK bought almost 80% of the $1.5 billion bonds that Romania issued on Thursday on the US market, but the US-denominated bonds also generated interest among German, more
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Isarescu: Banks Still Very Much Stuck In Consumer Lending
6 feb 2013
The major problem of banks in Romania is that they are very much stuck in consumer lending and have not developed their capability to finance the entrepreneurial sector, believes central bank (BNR) more
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Romanian Currency, Bourse Gain Ground, Consumption Declines
4 feb 2013
Interest rates are declining and the leu is appreciating, while consumption is down, the economy is stalling and there is no improvement in standards of living. more
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High Social Security Contributions Put Romania At A Disadvantage To Bulgaria
31 ian 2013
Cutting social security contributions is a way to stimulate the economy, given that Romania has remained one of the countries with the highest levels of social security contributions, 44.45% of the more
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IMF Arrangement At A Turning Point: Reforms Are Stalling, Economy Has Yet To Rebound
29 ian 2013
The precautionary arrangement that Romania sealed with the International Monetary Fund in the spring of 2011 and which was supposed to end in April 2013 has reached a turning point: Romania asked for more
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Slow Economic Activity, EU Funding Freeze Widen Romania’s 2012 Budget Gap
28 ian 2013
The freeze on EU funding and the sluggish economic activity widened Romania’s budget gap in 2012, causing the country to miss its budget deficit target agreed with the International Monetary Fund, more
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The Real Governing Program: When Inflated Expectations Clash With Reality
24 ian 2013
The revised fiscal-budgetary strategy for 2013-2015 can be considered a new governing program of the Ponta 2 Government and one closer to reality. Future policies will most likely be built around more
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IMF Softens Government Optimism. Budget Now Based On "More Cautious" Growth
22 ian 2013
Romanian authorities’ enthusiasm regarding the economic growth has been tempered by discussions with the experts from the International Monetary Fund, the European Commission and the World Bank, more
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Merica, Romanian-German Chamber Of Commerce: Bank Fees In Romania Much Higher Than In Germany
17 ian 2013
Banks in Romania continue to charge fees for the administration of the current account, and they remain high, while in Germany there are banks with zero fees, said Radu Merica, president of the more
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Romania’s Assets Stand At EUR200B, Public Debt At EUR51B, Minister Says
14 ian 2013
Liviu Voinea, minister-delegate for the state budget, said in an interview for Ziarul Financiar, that the Ponta Government inventoried state assets, both in public institutions and state-run more
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Analysts See Neither Sudden Changes Nor Stronger Romanian Leu By End-2013
3 ian 2013
The Romanian leu could stabilize at 4.5 against the euro in 2013 and will see no more sudden fluctuations because the country's political situation has stabilized and the central bank continues to more
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After No Growth In 2012, An Economic Rebound Next Year Is Seen Modest In The Absence Of EU Funds, FDI
28 dec 2012
Economic analysts anticipate the economy will grow in 2013, with estimates for an increase of the gross domestic product ranging between 0.5% and 2.2% after the Romanian economy returned to negative more
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Ponta II Government Has EUR13 Billion To Repay In Four Years
19 dec 2012
The Ponta II Government will be faced with the repayment of the bulk of the record EUR19 billion loan that Romania took out from foreign lenders. The loan was approved in 2009 during the Democrat more
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Businesspeople Ask For Simplification Of Government Structure Instead Of More Ministries
13 dec 2012
Instead of simplifying the administrative apparatus as it had promised to do, the ruling coalition wants to create new ministries. more
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Banks Stop Promoting Loans In Lei For Consumers, Make Them More Expensive
6 dec 2012
Bankers have ceased promoting loans in lei and even made them more expensive over the past few months. The high interests that once discouraged customers from borrowing in domestic currency are making more
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Analysts’ Gloomy Forecasts Point To Only 1.2% GDP Growth For Romania In 2013
19 nov 2012
Bank analysts expect Romania’s economy to grow 1.2% on average in 2013 after a mere 0.5% rise in 2012, a pessimistic forecast compared with foreign institutions’ estimates. more
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Romania Misses 2015 Euro Adoption. New Government To Decide On New Target, Central Bank Says
29 oct 2012
Romania’s euro-zone entry in 2015 is difficult to achieve and the new government that will be formed after December’s parliamentary elections is set to decide if the timeline for adopting the more