Former minister Adrian Câciu warns that Ilie Bolojan's threats of resignation are affecting Romania's economy, increasing the costs of debts.
Cristina Petrache
Politics
Foto Inquam Photos / George Călin
Always see our news on Google
Former Finance Minister Adrian Câciu criticized the statements of Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, emphasizing that Romania is paying a high price on financial markets, with interest rates on Romanian bonds rising to 7.61%. Câciu estimated an additional cost of 1 billion euros to the national debt due to political instability. He highlighted the importance of political responsibility and called for reason, warning that political egos severely affect the economic stability of the country.
Sources
Latest News
22:51
Columbia will resume coal exports to Israel, previously suspended, announces the Minister of Commerce.
22:43
Andrei Cornea: Order from disorder
22:33
Paramount accused Mark Ruffalo of perpetuating anti-Semitic stereotypes through comments about the merger with Warner Bros
22:14
Hungary: Péter Magyar announces that reactor 3 at the Paks nuclear power plant could be restarted ahead of schedule due to the work carried out and the rising level of the Danube.
21:54
A Romanian mineral water company is mocking the US president, Donald Trump, in a viral advertisement.
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
