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Romanian Govt Ratified Stand-By Agreement With IMF Before Meeting Fund's Mission
The Romanian Government on Wednesday ratified the stand-by agreement with the International Monetary Fund before the meeting with the IMF mission to Bucharest, by a law draft that will be sent to the Parliament for adoption.…
Romania's financial sector closes up 1%, on general market downturn
The Bucharest Stock Exchange (BSE) ended yesterday's trading session in the red, with slight decreases on most market indexes, while the financial companies and power stocks were the only ones to end the day with climbs.…
GfK: Only one third of Romanians buy products newly appeared on market
Only 29% of Romanians over 15 years of age say they use to try products newly appeared on the market, the rest preferring to buy brands that have become familiar, shows in a survey conducted by the research institute GfK.…
Loan debtors up nearly 50 pc
Roughly 600,000 individuals fell behind on loan payments beyond 30 days late this month, up almost 200,000, or 47.7 per cent, from 2008. Ninety-day-plus arrears make up for 82.4 per cent of total late payments of RON 1.726 bln, National Bank of Romania informs.…
Bucharest has the least expensive homes of capitals in the region
Bucharest ranks last capital in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) this year in terms of prices of housing units, after a constant decline in prices, of some 15 percent between January and June 2009, according to an analysis conducted by Business Standard, based on data provided by the King Sturge, Colliers, and REAS real estate consultancy companies.…
NBG not interested in Banca Transilvania - CFO
NBG announced that the new 110.367m shares resulting from its recent share capital increase will debut trading on ATHEX on Thursday July 30. Moreover, the bank's CFO Mr. Thomopoulos said on an interview with financial Xrimatistirio that NBG is not interested for Banca Transilvania nor any any other Greek bank, verifying earlier reports from Reporternet.com.…