The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has revised downwards the forecast for the growth of the Romanian economy, estimating a growth of 0.9% for 2025, compared to 1.6% previously. In 2024, GDP grew by 0.8%, negatively influenced by the decline in industry and services, as well as the drought in agriculture. The fiscal deficit is estimated to be nearly 8% of GDP, and inflation could reach 8.8% by the end of the year. Risks include weak exports and a decrease in public investments.
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BERD a revizuit în scădere la 0,9% estimările privind creșterea economiei românești în acest an
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BERD a revizuit în scădere la 0,9% estimările privind creșterea economiei românești în acest an
BERD revizuiește în scădere prognoza de creștere a României: 0,9% pentru 2025. Ce ne rezervă 2026
BERD a revizuit în scădere prognoza de creștere a economiei românești, la doar 0,9% pentru acest an. În mai estimarea era de 1,6%
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