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10 July 10:24

Moody's sees the government's recent fiscal measures as an important step, but any deviation from the plan could affect Romania's sovereign rating.

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Ratings agency Moody's has given a positive assessment of the Romanian government's recent fiscal measures as key to reducing the deficit and public debt. However, any deviations from the plan could undermine financial stability and affect the sovereign rating. Moody's forecasts a deficit of 7.8% of GDP in 2025, with government debt peaking at 66% of GDP from 2029. Effective implementation of fiscal measures and access to EU funds are crucial to the success of these reforms.

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Agenția de rating Moody's salută măsurile fiscale adoptate de guvernul Bolojan: „Un pas important” pentru echilibrarea bugetului
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Ultimă oră: Moody's dă semnalul că măsurile guvenului Bolojan sunt corecte: Deficitul va scădea la 6,1%
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Ministerul Finanţelor: România, mai aproape de revenirea pe traiectoria fiscal-bugetară, potrivit Moody’s. Pachetul fiscal asumat de Executiv va genera o consolidare de aproximativ 0,6% din PIB pentru 2025/ Principalele provocări semnalate de Moody's
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Moody’s anticipează că deficitul fiscal ar putea ajunge la 7,8% din PIB, spune Ministerul Finanțelor
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Profit.ro
Moody's estimează deficit bugetar de 7,8% din PIB în 2025 și 6,1% din PIB în 2026, dacă măsurile fiscale sunt implementate
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Ziarul Financiar
Moody's consideră măsurile fiscal-bugetare recent asumate de Guvernul român drept "un pas important" în direcţia echilibrării bugetare. Agenţia estimează că deficitul fiscal ar putea ajunge la 7,8% din PIB în 2025 şi 6,1% din PIB în 2026, prognoză îmbunătăţită faţă de cea anterioară
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Veste bună de la Moody’s după primul pachet fiscal: România e mai aproape de revenirea pe traiectoria fiscal-bugetară

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