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The reconfirmation of the country's rating by the rating agencies is a positive signal, but Romania needs to strengthen its fiscal adjustment and reform efforts.

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NBR Deputy Governor Cosmin Marinescu emphasizes the importance of reconfirming the country's rating, which avoids junk status, but warns of persistent budgetary and external risks. Romania needs to implement fiscal adjustment measures and structural reforms to ensure financial stability, given its budget deficit of 9.3% of GDP. Marinescu compares Romania's situation with that of Greece, highlighting key differences and emphasizing the need for a balanced fiscal policy to support growth. Political stability and reforms are essential to attract investment and sustainable development.

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