Alexandru Nazare dă detalii după întâlnirea cu reprezentanţii S&P: România încearcă să convingă agenția că poate continua reducerea deficitului

Romania is working to convince S&P that it can continue reducing its deficit and controlling public spending during the sovereign rating evaluation. Finance Minister Alexandru Nazare claims the arguments presented are stronger than before. Recent discussions with S&P focused on public finance developments, fiscal consolidation results, and future perspectives. Nazare emphasized the importance of budget execution, showing visible adjustments in both deficit and budget structure. However, political uncertainties and financing costs were also discussed as current vulnerabilities. Maintaining Romania's investment-grade rating is crucial for borrowing conditions and investor perception. S&P's new rating evaluation is expected on October 2.