Romania has advanced to the first place in Central and Eastern Europe for the financial experts’ perception of the economic development in the next six months.

The index that measures the analysts’ expectations has gone up with over 27 points, to 50.1 points, according to the German Centre for European Economic Research ZEW.

In January, Romania had only 22.7 points, the fourth lowest score in the region.

Romania ranks second, after Poland, for the current economic state, with 28 points, up 9.7 points over January.

Central and Eastern Europe includes in the ZEW survey Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia and Turkey.

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