Results 1 - 8 from 8 for "financing needs"
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Romania Targets Debt Sales Of RON40B And EUR3B In 2015
01.05.2015
Romania plans to borrow up to 40 billion lei (EUR8.9 billion) at auctions on the local market and 3 billion euros in foreign funding in 2015, according to the indicative plan of debt sales published more
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Erste Sees Romania’s Gross Funding Needs Down To RON50B in 2015
10.02.2014
Romania’s gross financing needs will fall towards 50 billion lei (EUR11.3 billion) next year, and almost a quarter of the total could be drawn from international markets, according to Erste more
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Fitch Sees Romania Funding Needs At EUR13.2B In 2014
01.27.2014
Romania’s gross borrowing requirement is estimated at EUR13.2 billion in 2014, equal to 8.9% of the gross domestic product, a report from Fitch Ratings showed Monday. more
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Erste: Romania Funding Needs To Fall To RON65B In 2014
12.12.2013
Romania’s financing needs for 2014 are estimated at 65 billion lei (EUR14.6 billion), equal to 9.8% of the gross domestic product, Austrian Erste Group Bank AG said in a report Thursday. more
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Fitch Sees Romania Funding Needs At EUR15B In 2013
01.14.2013
Romania’s gross borrowing requirement is estimated at EUR14.9 billion in 2013, equal to 10.1% of the gross domestic product, a report from Fitch Ratings showed Monday. more
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Erste Sees Romania 2013 Funding Needs Flat At RON70B
11.28.2012
Romania’s financing needs for 2013 are estimated to stagnate at around 70 billion lei (EUR15.5 billion), equal to 11% of the gross domestic product, Austrian Erste Group Bank AG said in a report more
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Moody’s Sees Romania Funding Needs Sliding To EUR17.2B In 2012
02.24.2012
Romania’s financing needs are forecast at EUR17.2 billion in 2012, slightly lower on the year, but the government is likely to borrow an extra EUR800 million to set up a buffer for unforeseen more
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Finance Ministry Has More Than EUR12B To Roll Over In 2012
01.04.2012
A EUR700 million eurobond, almost EUR800 million worth of bonds issued on the domestic market, as well as the first larger installment on the giant loan from the International Monetary Fund and the more