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The Ministry of Finance has made external loans through private placements, attracting 2.8 billion euros from major banks such as Bank of America and Goldman Sachs.

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8 October 2025, 07:51
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Romania has adopted external private placements as a method of borrowing on international markets, alongside traditional bond issuances. This year, the Ministry of Finance has raised 2.8 billion euros through six loans, with Bank of America having the largest loan of 1 billion euros. The involvement of renowned international banks brings credibility and is essential for financing the budget deficit and refinancing public debt, as well as for investments in infrastructure and the energy sector.

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Mari bănci de investiţii străine, precum Bank of America şi Goldman Sachs, dau un semnal puternic de încredere, împrumutând direct România. Împrumuturile prin plasamente private externe au ajuns în 2025 la 2,8 mld. euro, cumulat
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Bank of America şi Goldman Sachs au devenit extrem de prezente în finanţarea României. Guvernul discută direct cu marile bănci despre împrumuturile private – ZF.ro
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Ministerul Finanţelor foloseşte o nouă modalitate de a face rost de bani pentru finanţarea deficitului bugetar: Împrumuturile private discutate direct cu marile bănci. Bank of America şi Goldman Sachs, puternicele bănci americane, au devenit extrem de prezente în finanţarea României

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