3.800.000.000 € pierde anual România, din cauza crizei politice. Se pot construi cu ei 3 spitale mari • Newsweek România

Romania incurs annual losses of €3.8 billion due to political instability, which could fund three large hospitals or 300 km of highways. The country's borrowing costs are rising, with interest rates increasing from 7.2% to 7.7%. This situation is exacerbated by a lack of political predictability, leading to higher risk premiums demanded by financial markets. Romania now pays the highest borrowing costs in the EU, with the difference between speculative rates and reasonable rates contributing to significant financial strain. The government needs to borrow between 265 and 275 billion lei this year to cover its budget deficit and refinance old debts, locking in high costs for years to come. This financial burden diverts funds from infrastructure investments, highlighting the economic impact of political paralysis.