Arhiva Wall-StreetEnglish-Version / 07 Mai 2010

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  Top 10 most expensive penthouse apartments

  Penthouse apartments are usually the last flats put up for sale in a development. Wall-Street lists the ten most expensive penthouse apartments in Bucharest that range from €300,000 to €3...

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  EC sees Romania 2010 budget gap at 8%

  European Commission warned in its Spring Forecast that without further deficit correction measures, the 2010 budget gap could reach 8% of GDP in Romania.

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  Baumit opens dry mortar factory

  Building materials manufacturer Baumit Romania, subsidiary of Austria-based Schmid Industrie Holding, has opened today the third largest dry-mortar factory in Romania, in Bolintin Deal, Giurgiu...

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  IMF staff prolongs visit to Romania

  The International Monetary Fund staff mission to Romania will be prolonged until May 9, the institution said.

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  P&G Romania posts drop in 2009 profit

  Romanian operations of the U.S-based consumer products giant Procter&Gamble recorded revenues of €596.5 million, up 10.9% from 4.1% decline in 2008 turnover.

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  Midday Forex: Leu plummets to four-month low

  The National Bank of Romania set Thursday a reference rate of 4.1833lei/euro, up 0.82% from yesterday, the highest in four months, as other currencies in the region remained mostly weak against...

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  VAT and single tax hike, the pallbearer of the real estate industry

  If the Government decides to raise the single tax to 20% and VAT to 25%, the new housing stock will become unaffordable for most Romanians, and put a crimp on developers’ construction plans,...

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  Fitch: Romania could join euro area by 2015

  Fitch Ratings said Romania could join the euro area in 2015, alongside Bulgaria, Hungary, Latvia, and Poland according to Fitch’s EMU Convergence Report.

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  SIFs finish down 2%

  BSE’s most traded stocks posted modest gains at closing today, but the five financial investment companies gave up 2.05% on average.