Alexandru Nazare highlights that Moody's rating confirms fiscal stabilization, but challenges continue.
Liviu Brăteanu
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The Minister of Finance, Alexandru Nazare, stated that the reaffirmation of Romania's rating by Moody's reflects the correct measures taken for fiscal stabilization, but emphasizes the challenges in maintaining investor confidence. The Baa3 rating and negative outlook are influenced by geopolitical risks and the ambitious fiscal consolidation program. Recent measures have improved deficit estimates, but the continued effective implementation is essential for economic stability.
Sources
Alexandru Nazare: Decizia Moody's de menținere a ratingului este o nouă confirmare că Guvernul a luat măsurile corecte pentru a stabiliza finanțele țării - Economica.net
UPDATE - Moody's confirmă ratingul României la "Baa3", iar perspectiva rămâne negativă / Reacţia ministrului Finanţelor
"Decizia Moody's este o nouă confirmare a faptului că Guvernul României a luat măsurile corecte", susține ministrul Finanțelor
Ministrul Finanțelor, după ce Moody's a reconfirmat ratingul României: Menținerea încrederii investitorilor și partenerilor internaționali depinde de consecvența cu care vom continua consolidarea fiscală - caleaeuropeana.ro
Ministrul Finanțelor, după ce Moody’s a reconfirmat ratingul României: Menținerea încrederii investitorilor și partenerilor internaționali depinde de consecvența cu care vom continua consolidarea fiscală
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