Romania Posts Current Account Gap of EUR8.778B in Jan-Oct
12.14.2020
Romania's current account balance posted a deficit of EUR8.778 billion in January-October, compared with a deficit of EUR9.117 billion in the same period in 2019, central bank data showed Monday.
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Eurostat: Romania Sees Highest Government Debt To GDP Ratio In The EU, Of 8.7%, In Q2/2025 10.21.2025
Romania recorded the largest general government deficit to GDP ratio, of 8.7%, in the European Union, in the second quarter of 2025, per the latest... more
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Eurostat: Bucharest Had GDP Per Inhabitant Calculated As Purchasing Power Standards Above Prague And Vienna In 2023
10.20.2025
Bucharest had a gross domestic product (GDP) per inhabitant calculated in purchasing power standards (PPS) of 87,400 PPS in 2023, which put it... more
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Central Bank: Romania's GDP Growth In Q3/2025 Probably Backed By Investments, But Not By Private Consumption 10.20.2025
A step-up in Romania's annual GDP dynamics in the third quarter of 2025 was probably underpinned by investments, but not by private consumption, as... more
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Statistical Office: Romanian Construction Works Up 9.7% YoY In January-August 2025 10.20.2025
The volume of construction works in Romania grew by 9.7% in unadjusted data and by 9.8% when adjusted for the number of working days and... more
Romania’s economic growth is forecast to pick up gradually to 3.1% in 2025 and 3.6% in 2026, while its public finances will continue
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Romania ended 2024 with a current account deficit of EUR29.3 billion, higher by nearly EUR7.8 billion than in 2023, central bank data
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Economic growth expectations for 2025 stand at the average value of 1.5%, reveals the latest survey conducted by CFA Romania
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Romania economy recovery is slower than expected and political turmoil is denting investors’ and consumers’ confidence, says the
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Romania’s economy enters 2025 with positive long-term prospects, but with significant challenges in the year ahead, Colliers
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Managers of Pillar II mandatory private pension funds and Pillar III voluntary private pension ones will be able to invest up to 10% of
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Romanian investors last year spent EUR577 million on acquisitions in the region, three times more than in 2023, in line with data from
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Romania’s land market remained stable in 2024, with the volume of transactions nearing EUR450 million, similar to the level recorded
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Survey: Romania Could Increase Its GDP By 10% Until 2050 By Boosting Savings
Romania could increase its gross domestic product (GDP) by 10% until 2050, generating an additional contribution of EUR575 billion by boosting savings and redirecting them towards lucrative investments, according to a survey conducted by McKinsey&Company in spring 2022.