ULTIMA ORĂ. Primele concluzii de la S&P, vești bune: Indicatorii nu impun scăderea ratingului. Ce măsuri va trebui să ia guvernul la schimb - Economica.net

S&P's initial assessment indicates that Romania's macroeconomic indicators do not warrant a downgrade in the country's rating. The agency emphasizes the importance of future government decisions and maintaining a budget deficit of 6%. However, concerns arise due to the lack of a credible government, which could lead to a potential downgrade. The Romanian stock market is experiencing declines, and yields on 10-year bonds have reached 7.4%. Additionally, Romania is projected to have one of the highest debt-to-GDP ratios in the region by 2026. Economic growth is estimated at zero, making Romania the only country in the region expected to enter recession this year. S&P also forecasts a significant current account deficit by 2026, raising concerns about Romania's economic stability.