Wednesday headlines: RON depreciates, more protests from FinMin employees, National Price Navigator in 2011

20 October 2010

Romanian media:

Euribor exceeds 1% threshold after 15 months, same as BCE interest, sigh banks see recovery – in Ziarul Financiar

Catalyst takes over Brainspotting – on Capital.ro

Mittal brings EUR 23.5 million to share capital in Galati company – in Ziarul Financiar

Imotrust, EUR 4.5 million financing for a residential project – in Ziarul Financiar

La Caixa gives EUR 10.5 million loan for Laguna Residence project, developed by GEA 21– in Ziarul Financiar

Romania, 4th place in the region on IT – in Ziarul Financiar

Techirghiol city hall plays the lottery to increase budget revenues – in Ziarul Financiar

Govt. negotiates with IMF to cut salary taxes – in Gandul

Price Navigator to become functional in 2011 – in Gandul

Here comes the beauty contest in front of the IMF – in Adevarul

Political tensions send rate to RON 4.3/EUR – in Adevarul

Tanasescu, IMF – Romania reached its nine-month targets – in Adevarul

Four out of ten Romanians in cities don't give up their old TVs and fridges – on Dailybusiness.ro

Rafo Onesti's five-star hotel in Mamaia, on sale for EUR 2 mln – on Dailybusiness.ro

Only 13% of unemployed Romanians find a job in less than a month - on Wall-street.ro

McDonald's opens restaurant in AFI Cotroceni - on Wall-street.ro

The price of energy will grow after creation of national energy companies, study finds - on Wall-street.ro

Finance Ministry employees protesting again – on Capital.ro

International media

India warns on damage from G20 tension - in FT

Yahoo profit doubles on firm ad sales - in FT

Google's China market share continues to fall - in FT

France faces more protests as pension vote looms- on Reuters

China May Raise Rare Earths Export Quota `Slightly' in 2010, Official Says- on Bloomberg

Oil Rises on Speculation US Fuel Supplies Dropped, China Demand Outlook - on Bloomberg

Lockheed reports drop in third-quarter profit despite increase in sales - in the Washington Post

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Wednesday headlines: RON depreciates, more protests from FinMin employees, National Price Navigator in 2011

20 October 2010

Romanian media:

Euribor exceeds 1% threshold after 15 months, same as BCE interest, sigh banks see recovery – in Ziarul Financiar

Catalyst takes over Brainspotting – on Capital.ro

Mittal brings EUR 23.5 million to share capital in Galati company – in Ziarul Financiar

Imotrust, EUR 4.5 million financing for a residential project – in Ziarul Financiar

La Caixa gives EUR 10.5 million loan for Laguna Residence project, developed by GEA 21– in Ziarul Financiar

Romania, 4th place in the region on IT – in Ziarul Financiar

Techirghiol city hall plays the lottery to increase budget revenues – in Ziarul Financiar

Govt. negotiates with IMF to cut salary taxes – in Gandul

Price Navigator to become functional in 2011 – in Gandul

Here comes the beauty contest in front of the IMF – in Adevarul

Political tensions send rate to RON 4.3/EUR – in Adevarul

Tanasescu, IMF – Romania reached its nine-month targets – in Adevarul

Four out of ten Romanians in cities don't give up their old TVs and fridges – on Dailybusiness.ro

Rafo Onesti's five-star hotel in Mamaia, on sale for EUR 2 mln – on Dailybusiness.ro

Only 13% of unemployed Romanians find a job in less than a month - on Wall-street.ro

McDonald's opens restaurant in AFI Cotroceni - on Wall-street.ro

The price of energy will grow after creation of national energy companies, study finds - on Wall-street.ro

Finance Ministry employees protesting again – on Capital.ro

International media

India warns on damage from G20 tension - in FT

Yahoo profit doubles on firm ad sales - in FT

Google's China market share continues to fall - in FT

France faces more protests as pension vote looms- on Reuters

China May Raise Rare Earths Export Quota `Slightly' in 2010, Official Says- on Bloomberg

Oil Rises on Speculation US Fuel Supplies Dropped, China Demand Outlook - on Bloomberg

Lockheed reports drop in third-quarter profit despite increase in sales - in the Washington Post

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