March 12, 2010
“We don't need a spectacular recovery”, Romanian Central Bank (BNR) Governor declared to Financial Times reporters, addressing the rather modest estimates regarding Romania's economic growth in 2010. According to the quoted newspaper, Isarescu tagged himself as “preoccupied” to not allow the national currency – the leu – appreciate too much in order to affect exports – the future economic growth engine.
About 200 youngsters gathered in front of the house of the Italian who aggressed Romanian Maricica Hahaianu right before he was transferred to jail, cheering him and accusing mayor Alemanno that he sustains the community of Romanians...
The European Commission will not start the infringement procedure against France, on the controversial French policy to expel gypsie immigrants, AFP informs. The decision was taken after France committed to change its laws regarding...
The preliminary information that reached the IMF reveals that Romania complied to the targets agreed for the first nine months but there are still vulnerabilities regarding the state's debts to private companies especially at...
About 100 Finance ministry employees stopped the activity of the ministry on Tuesday, claiming that they have information that they will not receive their bonuses promised, union leader Sebastian Oprescu declared for the Romanian...
The motion of censure initiated by the opposition against the government will be presented on Wednesday in the Parliament. The text of the motion will be debated and voted on October 27, Romanian news agency Agerpres informs. Over...
Seven Romanian software companies were included in a top 50 Central European IT companies that grew the most in the last five years, a Deloitte study reveals. The compan set up a top of companies with annual revenues of at least...
Russia plans to attend the NATO anti-missile shield and the Russian President will join the NATO Summit in November, Reuters reads quoting sources close to talks at Deauville between Medvedev, Nicolas Sarkozy and Angela Merkel. Read More →
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