VIDEO Nicușor Dan. "It Is Absolutely Mandatory that the Fiscal Trajectory We Assumed Be Maintained" • Newsweek Romania
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President Nicousor Dan said on Tuesday at the Cotroceni Palace that Romania's financial situation must be looked at calmly, but compliance with the targets for reducing the deficit is mandatory.
President Nicușor Dan presented a series of data on Romania's financial situation, drawing attention to the budget deficit, the amounts paid for interest and the risk of our country losing investor confidence. The statements come in the context of the debates on the economic measures taken by the government led by Ilie Bolojan and their effects on public finances.
President Nicușor Dan launched on Tuesday evening, in a press conference at Cotroceni Palace, a warning about Romania's financial situation and the risks to which the country would be exposed if it did not...
President Nicousor Dan said on Tuesday about the country's financial situation, that Romania's budget in 2026 had revenues of 730 billion lei and expenditures of 860 billion lei, and the difference, that is, the deficit, that is, how much we spend and do not have and need to borrow, is 150 billion lei. He mentioned that it is absolutely mandatory that the fiscal trajectory that we have assumed vis-à-vis the markets be maintained and any deviatio…
President Nicușor Dan said on Tuesday evening that Romania, in the context of a deficit of 150 billion lei in 2026, must maintain its fiscal trajectory assumed vis-à-vis the markets. Article Nicușor Dan, about what Romanians expect in 2027. What will happen with salaries and pensions. It is absolutely mandatory that the fiscal trajectory assumed vis-à-vis the markets be maintained.
President Nicușor Dan launched on Tuesday evening, in a press conference at Cotroceni Palace, a warning about Romania's financial situation and the risks to which the country would be exposed if it failed to meet its commitments to reduce the budget deficit. The head of state explained that a drop in the country's rating could lead to more [...]
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