Romania To Sign "Discipline Program" With IMF, Says Lagarde

07.16.2013 By Bogdan Neagu

Romania’s next loan deal with the International Monetary Fund will be a precautionary arrangement aiming to consolidate macroeconomic stability and control policies, the fund’s managing director Christine Lagarde said Tuesday.

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