Financial problems for the state after the first round of presidents, and the funds of Pilon II's pensions have been affected

The result of the first round of presidential elections on Sunday and the effects it has announced on the political scene already cost Romania. Bursa from Bucharest has opened on red, and any losses resulting from the future pensions of the 8.3 million Romanians who have Pilon II. The gains to which the state is granted have increased at the highest level in the last 3 months. This means the most expensive loans that all Romanians will cover fro…

In the short term following the announcement of the results of the first round of the presidential elections, financial market tensions have increased.

BET, the main index of the Bucharest Stock Exchange, closed Tuesday's trading session with a decline of 0.45%, after losing 2.9% on Monday, the day after the elections. The volatile evolution comes in the context of the crisis in the government coalition, generated by the detached victory in the first round of the presidential elections of AUR leader George Simion. The crisis of […] The article The stock market receives the political shock: Inve…

The slap given six months ago to the political class of Dâmbovița by the citizens with the right to vote, turned this Sunday into a fist in the air, which left the leaders of the parties who did not understand the request for a change in morals from last November breathless. But, be careful, the fist and the slap will come back like a boomerang against the lives and pockets of those who voted in favor of a rude leader and of parties that are not…

RADIO ROMANIA ACTUAL I (5 May) – Emission: “Radiojournal” – Performer: Laurentio Văduva – Bursa reacted negatively to the result of yesterday’s elections, but it cannot be said that it would be panic, as the brokers say. In their opinion, volatility could be demonstrated until the second round of the presidentials, then [...]

Investors are very concerned about how the budget deficit reduction process will continue to be managed.