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27 June 19:44

Romania faces economic stagnation, falling into the middle-income trap after 25 years of growth.

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Romania's current economic model is considered insufficient to sustain progress, compared to the experiences of other European countries such as Portugal and Greece. After 25 years of economic convergence, Romania has reached an average level of development, but is now in a situation where it can no longer move forward without significant reforms. This stagnation suggests the need to review economic strategies to avoid a situation similar to that of other European countries.

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ANALIZĂ EXCLUSIVĂ: Lecția de macroeconomie. Zece argumente despre „sufocarea” modelului economic românesc actual

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"Blind austerity pushes Romania towards the most severe crisis in the last 25 years," warns Cristian Socol
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CFA Romania analysts signal a possible entry into recession for the Romanian economy, according to the Macroeconomic Confidence Indicator, with expectations of increased budget deficit and declining inflation.
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A survey shows that 41% of managers anticipate an economic decline in 2026, while 49% estimate stagnation in company activity.
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The European Commission will reanalyze the macroeconomic situation in 2026, including for Romania, which has excessive imbalances.
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Romania's GDP decreased by 0.2% in Q3 2025, but the economy continues to grow annually by 1.4%. Internal and external risks affect the growth rate.
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Csaba Balint, BNR member, states that Romania is undergoing an economic maturity test, with macroeconomic challenges and opportunities for strengthening companies.
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