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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Romania’s Budget Deficit Down 25% to RON9.5B in Jan-Feb 2022
03.25.2022
Romania’s general consolidated budget posted almost RON9.51 billion deficit in the first two months of 2022, 25% lower than the RON12.76 billion... more
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Romania Private Lending Grows 15.8% YoY To RON330.7B In February 2022
03.23.2022
Private lending grew by 15.8% in nominal terms (6.7% in real terms) to RON330.7 billion in February 2022 compared to February 2021, as local... more

Real estate investments in Romania neared EUR900 million in 2021, with over a third of the amount transacted being recorded in the last
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The Romanian equity of Germany’s group Metro is valued at EUR225 million, in line with data presented in a company report.
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One United Properties (ONE.RO), one of the leading green developers of residential, mixed-use and office real estate in Romania, has
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House prices per square meter in Romania are undervalued by almost 30% compared to house prices on other real estate markets in Europe,
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Five new companies listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange will be included in the FTSE Russell index series dedicated to Emerging
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Bistrita-based Datacor plans to develop greenfield-type photovoltaic projects in Transylvania, with total 50MW capacity, as the system
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CTP, the biggest developer and manager of industrial and logistics space in Romania, has over 270,000 square meters under construction
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Ford’s assembly facility in Craiova has produced one million vehicles between 2009 and 2021, in the amount of EUR18 billion, of which
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Poland’s group CCC is bringing in Romania in 2022 the HalfPrice brand, which will operate on the fashion outlet segment, according to
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What Chances Do Romanian Entrepreneurial Companies Stand to Become “Multinationals of the East”?
A rising number of companies, not just from the tech field, are exporting their business model abroad, gaining new markets and strengthening their operations, acting as genuine “multinationals” of the East. Is this concept functional at present and can it be used in any field?