Sorin Grindeanu, the president of PSD, stated on Facebook that, following the dismissal of Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, the financial markets in Romania reacted positively, contrary to the expectations expressed by Bolojan. The Bucharest Stock Exchange has risen for the fourth consecutive day, and the interest rates on 10-year loans have decreased.
Grindeanu emphasized that, although initially the leu-euro exchange rate increased, it later decreased, which shows a market that feels relieved by the end of austerity measures. He highlighted that Romania's post-Bolojan priorities should be the restart of the economy and the stimulation of the business environment, including the resumption of investments in infrastructure.
Grindeanu concluded that the signals from the market must be understood and urgently applied by the political class. The national currency has slightly appreciated, with an exchange rate of 5.2661 lei for one euro, after reaching a historic high on Wednesday.
Sources
Latest News
12:49
12:43
12:22
12:21
11:54
See more news