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While the governor of National Bank of Romania said the V-shaped recession’s lowest point was reached in first quarter, Joseph Stiglitz, Nobel prize laureate in Economics in 2001, said the...
EBRD board has approved the 44 million euro portage equity to Renault Technologie Roumanie (RTR), who will construct a centre at Titu, an automotive testing centre out of France for Renault.
Italy's Alenia Aeronautica said it will submit the final and improved bid for taking over the Romanian plane maker Avioane Craiova, just like the state assets recovery body (AVAS) requested, by...
Romanian economy did not sink to what may be the recession’s lowest point in the first quarter of the year and the gross domestic product (GDP) will further contract but at a slower pace and...
The benchmark exchange rate settled by the central bank NBR inched 0.09 percent to 4.1762 lei per euro today, after the national currency lost ground versus the euro in the early trades, similar to...
Bere Azuga brewer sealed a 10-million euro loan arrangement with Ursus Breweries to cover mature investment loans and work capital needs, reads a press release remitted to Rasdaq stock exchange.
The board of Russian energy giant Gazprom recommended the value of dividends to be distributed at 0.36 ruble/share (0.011 dollars per share), down from 0.37 rubles/share initially announced.
The Body Shop cosmetic and beauty store chain posted 2.3 million lei (0.53 million euro) turnover in first quarter 2009, up 6% from prior-year period, but expects the business to stay in the range...
The total value of the retail loans encountering payment arrears of at least 30 days continued to increase in March up to 1.39 billion lei (328 .8 billion euros), although the average monthly pace...
Introducing a Robin Hood tax on excessive bank profits would only push lenders away from Romania, according to NBR’s chief-economist Valentin Lazea, cited by NewsIn.
ABN Amro bank, controlled by Dutch state, posted 886 million losses after taxes in first quarter, following the acquisition by Royal Bank of Scotland.