Results 251 - 275 from 302 for "debt"
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Eurostat: Romania Government Debt Down To 33.3% Of GDP In 3Q/2011
02.06.2012
Romania’s government debt relative to the gross domestic product fell to 33.3% at the end of the third quarter in 2011, from 34.3% of GDP a quarter earlier, official data showed Monday. more
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Basescu: Romania Has Lowest Per-Capita Debt In EU
01.31.2012
Romanian President Traian Basescu said Tuesday Romania has the lowest debt per capita in the European Union, of EUR4,570. more
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Romania Plans To Sell RON5B State Paper In February
01.31.2012
Romania’s Finance Ministry plans to sell state paper worth 5 billion lei (EUR1.15 billion) in February, compared with RON9.9 million sold in the previous month, ministry data showed Tuesday. more
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Money Is Cheaper On Interbank Market, But When Will Loan Installments Go Down?
01.27.2012
The costs at which banks borrow from one another have fallen significantly in the past few weeks thanks to the abundant liquidity on the interbank market and clients whose interest rates are being more
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Oltchim To Work On Debt Payment Schedule With Electrica
01.19.2012
Romanian chemical company Oltchim (OLT.RO) Thursday said it will establish a payment schedule for its debt to energy supplier Electrica, a day after the latter has terminated an agreement signed in more
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Government Wants To Convert CFR’s EUR1B Debt Into Shares
01.16.2012
The debts of Romanian state-owned railway administrator CFR SA to the state budget and the risk fund, amounting to 4.5 billion lei (over EUR1 billion) at the end of 2011, will be written off by the more
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Electrica Threatens Blackout At Oltchim, Over Unpaid Bills
01.16.2012
Romanian state-owned electricity supplier Electrica reduced volumes delivered to chemical company Oltchim (OLT.RO), because of a debt worth more than EUR100 million, and it is summoning the company to more
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Court Postpones Ruling On Tnuva Romania Insolvency
01.11.2012
Dairy maker Tnuva Romania’s bid for insolvency was postponed Tuesday, and the court will rule in the matter on February 21, a deadline by which the company may be foreclosed for debts worth more more
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Exports Rose In 2011 As Well. Will Growth Continue In 2012?
12.31.2011
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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Romania’s Public Debt Rises Despite Examples Of Devastating Consequences Thereof
12.30.2011
The sovereign debt crisis that threatens to choke the euro zone and the entire European Union with it, calls for steps throughout the entire Europe to contain it by cutting government spending. In more
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Romania To Write Off CNH’s Debt To State Budget
12.22.2011
Romanian state-run coal mining company Compania Nationala a Huilei (CNH) will transfer its non-viable mines to the national tax authority ANAF in exchange for having its debt to the consolidated more
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Consequences Of Romania’s Failure To Borrow Money From The US Market
11.22.2011
The pressure on leu interests will go up again and the government will remain trapped in short-term funding on the local market. In a worst case scenario, Romania might end up borrowing money from the more
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DTZ: Romania’s Real Estate Debt Funding Gap At $2B
11.15.2011
The debt funding gap on commercial real estate in Romania stagnated at some $2 billion in the first nine months, namely 5% of the overall investment, a percentage similar to the one in UK, but lower more
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Nokia Working With Authorities In Tax Debt Issue
11.11.2011
Officials with Nokia Romania said Friday they are working with authorities to analyze the situation and reach a satisfying outcome after the tax authority impounded its assets over a $10 million debt more
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Romanian Customs Chief Says Nokia Breached Legislation Demanding Tax Exemptions
11.11.2011
Finnish mobile giant Nokia breached legislation by requiring tax exemptions for imports of electronic parts although the products were already assembled and came from outside the EU from countries more
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Romanian Tax Authority Impounds Nokia’s Romanian Assets For $10M Debt
11.11.2011
Romania’s tax authority ANAF impounded Nokia’s assets in Jucu, northwestern Romania, for a $10 million debt the Finnish mobile giant has amassed in unpaid custom taxes, ANAF chief Sorin Blejnar more
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GfK: More Than Half Of Romanians Have Trouble Paying Bills, A Quarter Are In Debt
11.10.2011
More than half of Romanians (56%) say they barely manage to cover their current expenses and almost a quarter (24%) say they are in debt, according to a study by GfK Romania, which points out that more
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Isarescu: Romanians Don’t Take Their Debt Seriously
11.09.2011
Romanians should be aware that they are responsible for some of the country’s foreign debt of EUR90 billion, central bank governor Mugur Isarescu said Wednesday. more
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Senate To Analyze Notice On German Historic Debt To Romania
10.31.2011
The Romanian Senate's leadership on Monday took note of a letter reporting the existence of a German historic debt to Romania and a special committee will be set up to analyze the issue, said Senate more
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Romania's Public Debt Widens To RON207.6B In August
10.31.2011
Romania’s public debt rose to 207.57 billion lei (EUR48 billion) in August, from RON204.63 billion a month earlier, Finance Ministry data showed Monday. more
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What Romania Must Learn From The Sovereign Debt Crisis: Keep Public Debt Under Control
10.31.2011
From 2005 until 2010 Greece’s public debt as a percentage of GDP grew from 100% to 150%. In less than a year, the debt went up by a further ten percent, and is currently at 160% of GDP, which more
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Romanian Govt Gives RON315M To Local Authorities To Pay Off Heating Bills
10.28.2011
Romania’s Government has assigned an extra 315 million lei (EUR73 million) to local authorities in 36 localities to help them pay off debts to heat suppliers, the Governments aid in a press release. more
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Romania Enjoys Lower Borrowing Costs Than Italy, Hungary
10.25.2011
Romania pays similar interest rates on its sovereign bonds as Spain and is perceived as less risky than Italy or Hungary, but trades outside neighbor Bulgaria. more
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Can The Finance Ministry Keep Interest Spending Under Control?
10.25.2011
The government’s interest spending, which has tripled in the last three years, will continue to rise, making it into an important risk factor for fiscal control. Payment obligations will increase more
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Bank Debtor Profile: Bucharest Male, 30-34, Holder Of A Leu Loan
10.18.2011
A typical debtor to a bank is male, aged 30 to 34 years, lives in Bucharest and holds a loan in lei, according to data from the Credit Bureau, the institution that collections information on loans to more