S&P Maintains Romania’s Credit Rating, But Risks Linger
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The S&P agency maintains a negative rating for Romania in the face of the Bolojan government, but does not lead us to junk. The Standard & Poor article maintains a Romanian rating, but also a negative perspective appears for the first time in Romania TV.
The recent election of President Nicoşor Dan and the formation of a new government led by Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan have now completed a long period of political uncertainty. The new government has announced extensive fiscal consolidation measures...
Romania ended in 2024 with a budget deficit of 157 billion hers, i.e. over 8% of GDP.
RADIO ROMANIA ACTUALITY (July 24th) – Emission: “Radiojournal” – Fulfiller: Gabriela Mitrovici – The Financial Assessment Agency Standard & Poor maintains Romania’s rating in the category recommended for investments, but also a negative outlook after the first package with government-proposed tax measures. The finance minister, Alexandru Nazare, considers that the agency has validated the fact that [...]
S&P Maintains Romania’s Credit Rating, But Risks Linger
Romania has narrowly avoided a downgrade to “junk” status after S&P Global Ratings reaffirmed the country’s investment-grade rating at ‘BBB-‘, while maintaining a “negative outlook.” The reprieve comes in the wake of newly adopted fiscal and budgetary measures from Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan’s government, decisive steps designed to restore investor confidence and stabilise public finances in the face of unprecedented deficits. The assessment em…
Romania will be increasingly dependent on international funding. S&P draws attention to the fact that the future tax after the withdrawal of Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan in 2026 remains uncertain. S&P warns that a possible decline in tax consolidation trajectory or under-expected economic growth could lead to the return of the rating in the next two years. S&P Global Ratings has confirmed Romania's sovereign ratings at ‘BBB-’ levels for long-term…
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