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Managers in various sectors expect moderate increases in output and employment, but also higher prices over the next three months

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28 May 2025, 10:27
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In May 2025, managers in manufacturing expect moderate growth in output (+9%) and stable employment (-4%). In construction, output (+23%) and employment (+7%) are expected to increase significantly, while construction prices are expected to rise by 39%. In retail trade, activity is expected to remain stable (+1%), with a moderate increase in employment (+14%) and a sharp rise in prices (+44%). In services, demand (+6%) and prices (+24%) are expected to increase moderately, while employment is expected to remain stable (+2%).

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Managerii estimează că prețurile din construcții, industria prelucrătoare și servicii se vor majora
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INS: Managerii estimează pentru perioada mai-iulie o creştere moderată a activităţii economice în industria prelucrătoare şi servicii, în paralel cu majorarea preţurilor în industrie, construcţii şi servicii
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INS: Managerii români estimează o creștere a prețurilor în industrie, construcții și servicii
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Ancheta de conjunctură: Managerii estimează o stagnare a consumului în următoarele trei luni
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Managerii estimează o creștere a prețurilor în industria prelucrătoare, construcții și servicii, în următoarele luni
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Managerii estimează o creștere a prețurilor în industria prelucrătoare, construcții și servicii, până în iulie

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