Results 26 - 33 from 33 for "economic forecast"
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Romania Revises 2015 Economic Growth Forecast to 3.4% from 3.3%
09.18.2015
Romania's National Prognosis Commission has revised this year economic growth forecast up to 3.4% from a previous forecast of 3.3% and next year's GDP growth to 4.1% from 3.4%, the commission said in more
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Drought Causes Economic Growth Forecasts Revision
09.09.2015
The extended drought that announces a very bad agricultural year is making macroeconomists revise their 2015 growth forecasts downwards. more
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World Bank Lifts Romania's 2015 Growth Forecast To 3%
06.11.2015
The World Bank slightly upgraded Romania’s economic growth forecast to 3% in 2015, from 2.9% seen previously, according to the latest World Economic Prospects report released Thursday. more
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WB: Romania Growth Fueled By Higher Disposable Income, Labor Market Evolution
05.28.2015
The increase of disposable income and developments of the labor market will fuel the private consumption, the main driver of Romania’s economic growth projected at 3% for 2015, according to the more
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IMF Sees Romania’s GDP Growth At 2.7% In 2015
04.14.2015
Romania’s gross domestic product will grow 2.7% in 2015, according to the latest World Economic Outlook report issued Tuesday by the International Monetary Fund, which sees the local economy more
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Prime Minister Ponta Expects 2.4% Economic Rise In First Half, ING Sees 1.8%
07.23.2013
The National Statistics Institute is set to announce the economic growth for the first half of the year in mid-August, but estimates have already appeared, suggesting GDP growth of between 1.8% and more
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How Much Businesspeople Felt The 3% Economic Growth Announced By Basescu For 3Q
11.02.2011
The more significant economic growth in the third quarter, estimated at 3%, has been noticed especially by businesspeople working in the agricultural sector, in tourism and in exports, but not on the more
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UniCredit: Romania’s Economy Set To Grow 1.7% In 2011
03.25.2011
Romania’s economy is predicted to grow by 1.7% in 2011, mainly due to increasing exports, which will support an improvement in the Eastern European country’s credit ratings, UniCredit said in a more