E-Trends by NewsVibe. Trending economic topics over the past week

Which brands, institutions, public figures or events in the economic sphere have seen a sharp increase in online visibility in recent days? With the help of NewsVibe, an intelligent tool for monitoring the digital environment, we analyzed the recent dynamics of the digital presence of actors in the Romanian economy. Based on 10,307 articles and posts from the online press and social networks, we identified the entities with the fastest growth in visibility, thus outlining the main emerging directions and rising topics that have marked the public conversation about the economy in the last week.
Top 10 trending entities in economic context
EcoFinEcoFin has been in the spotlight following discussions on Romania's fiscal-budgetary situation. The Council, made up of EU finance and economy ministers, reviewed measures taken to reduce the deficit and the Romanian authorities were faced with new deadlines to present a plan.
Discussions on the package of fiscal measures have brought the main trade union confederations back into the spotlight, including CNSLR-Frarăția, BNS, Cartel Alfa, Meridian and Confederația Sindicatea Democraticetelor Sindicatelor Democratice din România. Bogdan Hossu, president of Cartel Alfa, took a critical stance towards the fiscal measures announced by the authorities, accusing the lack of real social dialog.
Colliers, a consultancy company specializing in real estate services and investment management, has published an analysis highlighting the trend of a significant increase in the spending allocated by Romanians for dining out. According to the data presented, in 2024 a Romanian family spent, on average, around €830 in restaurants, which represents a total of almost €6.2 billion at national level.
Economist Adrian Negrescu has sparked reactions with his comments on possible tax hikes and their consequences for the population. The analyst criticized the lack of fiscal predictability and warned of the knock-on effects that the planned measures could have on domestic consumption and investor confidence.
The National Sanitary Veterinary and Food Safety Authority (ANSVSA) has been in the media spotlight after controls in the capital closed one hypermarket, suspended two others and imposed fines totaling 443,000 lei.
Mihai Fifor has attracted public attention by criticizing the USR proposal to sell assets of state-owned companies, which he labeled as a superficial and dangerous solution. He argued that such measures hurt budget revenues and compromise state control over strategically important sectors.
Top 15 online sources on economic issues in the past week
Grafic NewsVibe. Top relevant web and social media sources that published the most articles and posts on economic topics in the last week