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Romania May Delay Share Sales This Year, IMF Mission Chief Says Romania and the International Monetary Fund reached a staff-level agreement to unlock about 505 million euros ($664 million) in funds from its standby loan, IMF Mission Chief Jeffrey Franks said. Anti-cuts protests push Romania PM out BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romanian Prime Minister Emil Boc resigned on Monday, joining a list of European leaders felled by fury at the kind of spending cuts that prompted weeks of mass protests in Bucharest against IMF-backed austerity. Twenty-two years after they overthrew communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, Romanians are the second-poorest people in the EU, earning just a fraction of neighbors ... Research and Markets: Romania Baby Food & Paediatric Nutrition Market - Forecasts to 2017 Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Romania Baby Food & Paediatric Nutrition Market: An Leave a Reply Romania will most likely seek external funding on the American market as European banks, the main buyers of sovereign bonds in euros, are faced with pressures arising from the new demands for capital, the state secretary in the Public Finance Ministry (MFP), Bogdan Dragoi, stated in Vienna after several meetings with investors, Mediafax reports. Romania Frontloads Debt Sales as It Seeks to Avert Change in Risk Appetite Romania sold a record amount of leu- denominated debt in January at lower yields as it seeks to protect its finances from a possible worsening of the European sovereign-debt crisis. Romania Frontloads Debt Sales to Avert Risk Appetite Change Romania sold a record amount of leu- denominated debt in January at lower yields as it seeks to protect its finances from a possible worsening of the European sovereign-debt crisis. Romania Frontloads Debt Sales to Avert Change in Risk Appetite Romania sold a record amount of leu- denominated debt in January at lower yields as it seeks to protect its finances from a possible worsening of the European sovereign-debt crisis. IMF, EU trim Romania's growth forecast The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the European Union on Sunday said they had trimmed Romania's 2012 growth forecast to 1.5-2.0 percent, due to international economic turbulence. Statement by the WB, EC and IMF on the Review of Romania’s Economic Program Staff teams from the World Bank (WB), European Commission (EC) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) visited Bucharest from January 24 until February 6 for the regular review of Romania’s economic program. |
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