The IMF has published the ranking of European countries regarding economic growth, with Romania being in 11th place.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has published a report showing that Europe is facing slow economic growth, with the eurozone expected to expand by only 1.2% per year between 2027 and 2031. Romania ranks 11th in the economic growth ranking, with a forecast of 2.83%.

In contrast, Moldova, Serbia, and Ukraine are expected to have faster economic growth, with Moldova estimated at 3.5% and Ukraine at 3.8%. Moldova benefits from EU funds and reforms, while Serbia enjoys an investment boom.

Ukraine, on the other hand, relies on post-war reconstruction to stimulate the economy. The IMF emphasizes that geopolitical risks and the implementation of reforms will significantly influence these projections.