Romania is receiving positive signals from international investors, with falling borrowing rates and reduced downgrade risks, according to the finance minister.
Raluca Ioana Draghici
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Finance Minister Alexandru Nazare announced that Romania is receiving favorable reactions from international investors after the implementation of the first package of fiscal measures. The interest rates at which the state borrows have fallen and the risk of downgrading the country's credit rating is decreasing, indicating a regaining of investor confidence. Nazare emphasizes the need for the structural reforms planned for 2025 and the importance of balancing expenditure and revenue growth.
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