Alexandru Nazare, Minister of Finance, warns that Romania is bracing for a possible recession and stresses the need to stimulate the economy.
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Finance Minister Alexandru Nazare has said Romania could slip into an economic recession as public debt is rising rapidly, approaching 60% of GDP. He stresses the importance of stimulating the economy and warns that the current stagnation could evolve into an economic contraction. Nazare mentioned the risks associated with default, which could lead to a restriction of the country's financial freedom, similar to the 2008-2009 crisis.
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