Articles 451 - 475 of 547 by " Claudia Medrega"
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Banks Want Longer Maturities On Bonds, Transparency From The New Treasury Head
23 feb 2012
Longer maturities on government bonds, a clear bond issuing calendar for the whole year, as well as sticking to the amounts in the issuing prospectus are the main recommendations of analysts for the more
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Deutsche Bank: European Bank Deleveraging, Long-Term Threat For Romania
22 feb 2012
The European bank deleveraging in Romania and the escalation of the sovereign debt crisis are the external risks Romania will continue to face, warn the analysts of Deutsche Bank, the largest German more
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Ungureanu Government To Present A Blank Sheet Of Paper To IMF And EU
20 feb 2012
The new Government has not so far issued opinions on the performance of the economy or on concrete measures to support the economy, after the negative signals of the past few months. The more
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Romanian Banks' External Debt Stood At EUR23B In 2011
20 feb 2012
Bank external debt at the end of 2011 was at a level comparable to that at the end of 2010. Long-term debt decreased by around EUR300 million, but short-term debt climbed significantly. This indicates more
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Prospects Of New Recession Cloud Good News Of Economic Growth In 2011
16 feb 2012
The good news of Romania’s 2.5% gross domestic product growth last year is clouded by the prospects of a new recession, as a GDP decline is expected for the first quarter of 2012. more
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Analysts Expect GDP Growth Of 2.4%-3% For 2011
15 feb 2012
Most analysts estimate the economy slowed down in the fourth quarter of last year as a result of the significant deterioration of the industry growth rate amid a slowdown of western economies, but more
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What The New PM Will Have To Deal With In Terms Of Macro-Economy
13 feb 2012
The term of Romania’s new Prime Minister Mihai Razvan Ungureanu starts under tough circumstances: bad weather and recession in the euro zone. more
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Now That BNR Cut Key Rate To 5.5% When Will Loan Interests Follow Suit?
3 feb 2012
The central bank has cut the key rate by 0.75 percentage points since November, to 5.5% but a number of banks like BCR, Raiffeisen, Emporiki and Garanti did the exact opposite not long ago when they more
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Foreign Banks Cut Exposure To Romania By EUR2.6B In 3Q
2 feb 2012
The Austrian banks cut exposure to Romania by some EUR1.9 billion in the third quarter of 2011 compared with the mid-year level, due to pressures to reduce vulnerability to risk and consolidate their more
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Ruling Coalition Intensifies Populist Pressure To Raise Wages. Prime Minister Talks About “Slight Increases”
31 ian 2012
The Government is caught in the middle of electoral pressure, street protests and forecasts of an economic growth slowdown. Monday morning, with the International Monetary Fund breathing down its more
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IMF Cuts Romania’s Economic Growth Forecast To 1.3%
30 ian 2012
The International Monetary Fund (IMF), which currently has one of the most optimistic forecasts for Romania’s economic growth this year, 1.8% to 2.3%, is getting ready to lower its estimates. Talks more
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Milcev, Ernst&Young: Tax Code Will Not Be Republished Within Next 2-3 Years
27 ian 2012
The republishing of the Tax Code, long awaited and expected for this year, will not take place within the next 2-3 years, believes Alex Milcev, Fiscal Assistance Partner at audit and consultancy firm more
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Taxpayers In Romania Queue Up To Pay Their Taxes
25 ian 2012
Crowding and discontent, this was the atmosphere on Tuesday morning in front of the Fiscal Administration of Bucharest's 2nd district, where around 100 people were queuing up to submit the necessary more
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Romanians Didn't Feel The Economic Growth Last Year, But They Could See A Slowdown In 2012
20 ian 2012
The Romanian economy returned to positive territory last year, after two years of recession, but the growth of the gross domestic product was not felt by the people, as signs of a consumption rebound more
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KPMG: Banking System Might See Consolidation
18 ian 2012
A consolidation of the banking system might occur where the market position and investment level no longer justify the presence of a bank in Romania or if they fail to find certain niches, believes more
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Romania's Financing Costs May Increase After S&P Cut Euro Zone Ratings
16 ian 2012
An increase in euro financing costs and a higher leu/euro exchange rate volatility could be the first effects of rating agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P) decision to downgrade nine euro zone countries. more
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Nokia’s Departure Causes Chain Reaction In Romanian Economy
13 ian 2012
Nokia's departure was one of the worst news of 2011, as Romania loses one of its largest exporters and a major temporary work provider. But the worst may be yet to come. more
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Industry Sees Weak Rise In November. Some Analysts Expect Decline In 1Q
11 ian 2012
Industrial output, one of the main economic indicators, continued its upward trend in November 2011, but at a much slower rate. It was one of the weakest year-on-year rises, as external demand more
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Analysts Welcome BNR’s Rate Cut But Say More Needs To Be Done
6 ian 2012
Analysts welcome Romania’s central bank (BNR) decision to cut the main interest from 6% to 5.75%, considering the downward trend of inflation and the risks about an economic growth slowdown in 2012. more
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Bankers See Leu At 4.3 Vs Euro At The End Of 2012
4 ian 2012
The Romanian leu will remain relatively stable this year, fluctuating between 4.25 to the euro and 4.35 to the euro, a slightly narrower interval than last year. However, there is also the risk of more
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Exports Rose In 2011 As Well. Will Growth Continue In 2012?
31 dec 2011
Romania’s exports continued to increase in 2011, driven by foreign demand, though they slowed down in the second half, given the turmoil caused the sovereign debt crisis in the euro zone countries, more
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FDI Dwindled In 2011, No Encouraging Signs For 2012
29 dec 2011
Foreign direct investment (FDI) plummeted in 2011, as Romania was not really attractive to non-residents despite the return of its economy to positive territory. Signals for 2012 are not that more
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A Look Back On The First Year Of The IMF Precautionary Agreement
28 dec 2011
Romania sealed another two-year arrangement with the International Monetary Fund this spring, which it has so far treated as precautionary, as it has not drawn money from the amounts made available by more
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Banks About To Take A Day Off To Implement IFRS
22 dec 2011
Romanian banks are about to start reporting according to the international standards, which will heavily test their IT systems and administrative resources. more
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Finance Ministry Wants To Extend Maturities Of Government Securities
19 dec 2011
The Finance Ministry will expand maturities of government securities, according to the requests of institutional investors and can even launch “specific instruments,” according to investor more