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The yield on Romania's 10-year government bond rose by 45 basis points to 8.450%.

Delia Niculescu

9 May 2025, 18:55

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The yield on Romania's 10-year government bonds rose to 8.450%, according to Erste Bank's daily report. The 45 basis point increase reflects concerns about political and economic imbalances, with rating agency S&P warning that Romania could run out of external financing if these problems persist.

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Dobânzile la titlurile de stat pe 10 ani au ajuns la 8,45%, la maximul ultimilor nouă ani

Dobânzile la titlurile de stat pe 10 ani au ajuns la 8,45%, la maximul ultimilor nouă ani. România riscă să piardă finanțarea externă – Standard&Poors

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