Results 1 - 9 from 9 for "borrowing"
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Finance Ministry Raises RON713M From Banks On July 29
07.29.2024
Romania's Finance Ministry raised RON713 million from banks on Monday (July 29), after reopening a discounted Treasury certificate issue due in June 2025, instead of the scheduled RON500 million, at more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON1.87B From Banks On July 25
07.25.2024
Romania's Finance Ministry has raised RON1.87 billion from banks on Thursday (July 25), after reopening a bond issue due in January 2026, instead of the scheduled RON600 million, at an annual average more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON1.2B from Banks Via Two Bond Issues on March 20
03.20.2023
Romania's finance ministry raised RON1.2 billion on Monday (March 20, 2023) through two government bond issues, at annual average yields of 7.32% and 6.86%, respectively. more
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Sergiu Manea, BCR CEO: One Of The Goals Is Avoiding Romania’s Rating Downgrade
05.05.2020
A downgrade of Romania’s rating to junk would cause a chain reaction, so the government should do everything in its power for the rating agencies not to downgrade Romania’s rating, believes Sergiu more
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Romania’s Finance Ministry Has Borrowed Record High of EUR5B From International Markets This Year
07.10.2019
The Finance Ministry on Tuesday borrowed EUR2 billion at its second round on the international financial markets this year, EUR1.4 billion maturing in 12 years and EUR600 million by reopening the more
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Companies In Romania Still Shy Away From Taking Out Loans
12.08.2014
Demand for large loans, mostly corporate ones, hit the lowest level of the past decade, with banks asking for just 890,000 reports from the Central Credit Register (CCR) to get information on more
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Companies In Romania Still Wary Of Borrowing
10.07.2014
Banks in Romania in the first eight months of this year sent 706,000 requests for information about potential clients to the Central Credit Registry (CRC), 1,450 requests less than in the same period more
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Erste Sees Romania Borrowing Costs Rise Over Budget Concern
10.19.2012
Romania will likely pay higher yields at its upcoming debt sales, as investors may be inclined to take advantage of Prime Minister’s Victor Ponta statement that the current budget doesn’t cover more
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Erste: Romania’s Borrowing Costs Shouldn’t Climb After PM Resignation
02.06.2012
Romanian government’s resignation shouldn’t drive borrowing costs higher, as long as the country remains committed to its economic and fiscal adjustment program agreed with foreign lenders, an more