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The political pressures could increase both in scope and intensity and may affect the already crisis-hit economy, even if so far, the stock market and exchange rates have ignored the political...
“I’m not a big fan of oil pipelines”, said Dinu Patriciu at the Black Sea Energy and Economic Forum when Nabucco pipeline issue was brought to discussion, stating this type of...
The board of Banca Comerciala Carpatica has appointed Nicolae Surdu as chief executive of the bank, replacing Nicolae Hoanta (photo). The board has also approved a dual leadership of the bank,...
Romanian economy will contract by 8.5% this year, and is likely to return to a modest positive growth of 0.5% in 2010, said the International Monetary Fund in its World Economic Outlook, IMF...
Holcim Romania, one of the three local suppliers of cement and aggregates, said it had invested around €11.5 mln in a building material storage and distribution facility in Bucharest.
The official exchange rate set by the National Bank of Romania soared 1.22 percent to 4.2495 lei per euro, as President Traian Basescu's decision to dismiss the Interior Minister Dan Nica and...
Belgian-based financial group KBC said it would continue doing business in Central and Eastern Europe but it might sell a part of its non-core assets in Bulgaria and Romania.
The political instability could limit the government’s ability to bolster the supervisory framework on public finances to narrow the budget gap and would put the stand-by arrangement with IMF...
Mariana Gheorghe, CEO of Petrom, Romania’s largest company said production was at the core of the oil company’s development strategy.