Agenția Standard&Poor's a ajuns în România. Încep discuțiile cruciale pentru rating

Romania is set to discuss its sovereign rating with Standard & Poor's, which will announce its decision on October 2. The interim Finance Minister, Alexandru Nazare, believes Romania has strong arguments to maintain its rating despite political instability. He noted that the budget deficit targets for the year are achievable, which is recognized by rating agencies. Nazare emphasized the importance of resolving stability issues to regain investor confidence. He also stated that there is currently no risk to pensions and salaries, although financing costs are rising. A downgrade could classify Romania as 'junk', affecting financing costs and investor access.