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Eugen Rădulescu, BNR advisor, stated that Romania's rating has been maintained by Fitch, but the danger has increased due to delayed reforms.

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Eugen Rădulescu, advisor to the governor of the BNR, explained on Digi24 that the decision of Fitch agency to maintain Romania's rating at 'BBB-' was influenced by additional information presented by the Government and the BNR. Although the rating was not downgraded, Rădulescu emphasizes that the economic danger is greater than ever, due to the delay in necessary reforms.

He criticized the inefficient management of the energy sector, highlighting that the freezing of prices and subsidies has led to an energy crisis. Rădulescu emphasized the importance of reforming state-owned companies to avoid a new negative assessment from Fitch. He also mentioned that Romania does not have a clear plan for reducing the budget deficit in the next year, which could lead to a deterioration of the economic situation.

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Consilierul guvernatorului BNR, Eugen Rădulescu: Decizia inițială a Fitch a fost de retrogradare. Ne-au mai păsuit câteva luni / Pericolul este și mai mare acum. Se manifestă o extracție de rente din sectorul public pe o scară extrem de mare. În 10.000 de dosare a încetat urmărirea penală prin...

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