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Fondul Proprietatea (FP), a minority shareholder (20%) in the Romanian state-controlled energy group
"We simply have different visions," said the Romanian minister of investments and European projects
Bucharest's General Council rejected the municipality's draft budget for this year on Wednesday
Romania's biggest electricity supply and distribution group, Electrica (EL), 49% controlled by the
Romania's state strategy and forecasting commission (CNSP) revised its medium-term economic scenario
Romania's budget deficit contracted by 19% year-on-year to RON 1.14 billion (EUR 230 mln) in the
The latest credit opinion carried out by Moody's on April 20, 2021, before the update on Romania's
International rating agency Fitch on April 23 has affirmed Romania's long-term forex debt rating
Out of the RON 18.1 billion (over EUR 3.6 bln) tax credit extended by the Romanian Government
The European Commission (EC) refuses to finance under the Relaunch and Resilience Facility (RRF) the
Croatia, Bulgaria, and Romania would see the most significant GDP gains (1.0, 1.0, and 0.8
Although the conflict within Romania's center-right coalition has not been escalating after the