ING considers revising growth outlook
Publish date: 10-05-2010ING said the Government's austerity plan that includes cuts in wages, pension and unemployment benefits are much more efficient than raising taxes, in terms of medium and long-term economic performance. "Short term prospects are poor, and when further details on the austerity plans are released, we will probably revise our 0.9% economic growth forecast for end of the year", ING said.
President Traian Basescu said yesterday the Government had reached an agreement with the International Monetary Fund, denying the rumors on a tax hike. The plan envisages reduction in wages by 25%, by 15% in unemployment benefits and subsidies.
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