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14 October 15:47

Interest rates increased by 50% in the first 9 months of the year under the Bolojan government.

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Until September 2025, government spending on interest reached 40 billion lei, equivalent to spending on investments, which decreased by 6%. The budget deficit of 100 billion lei is covered by loans, and Romania's public debt has exceeded 1,000 billion lei, reaching 57% of GDP. The government has cut development funds, while spending on goods and services has increased, thus affecting the potential for economic recovery.

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Cheltuielile guvernului Bolojan cu dobânzile au explodat cu 50% în 2025
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Cheltuielile guvernului Bolojan cu dobânzile au explodat cu 50% în 2025. Guvernul a ucis investițiile ca să plătească dobânzi și datorii vechi. Drumul sigur spre criză
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Dobânzile au crescut cu 50% în primele 9 luni din 2025 sub guvernul Bolojan. Investițiile, reduse cu 6%
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Datoria României a ajuns la un nivel critic: Dobânzile au ajuns la un cuantum istoric și totul se rostogolește

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The budget deficit of Romania increased to 103 billion lei in 2025, despite the fiscal measures of the Bolojan Government, raising economic concerns.
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Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan emphasizes Romania's budget crisis, caused by high interest rates on external loans and inefficient management of public funds.
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Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan stated that the recovery measures implemented by the Government have been successful, highlighting a 12.5% increase in state budget revenues in the third quarter of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024.
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Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan announced a deficit of almost 30 billion euros for 2025, equivalent to 25% of Romania's annual revenues.
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Romania's government debt rises to 58.9% of GDP in July 2025, exceeding the threshold of 1.070 billion lei
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Romania's public finances are in a critical situation, with estimated debt expected to exceed 60% of GDP and interest that will consume 9.6% of the state's total revenues by 2026.
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