Avertisment pentru politicieni în plină criză: „Economia nu mai are răbdare. Și nici timp”. Riscurile pentru România

The ongoing political crisis in Romania threatens to exacerbate existing economic issues, with potential increases in financing costs and delayed investments. Economic consultant Adrian Negrescu warns that the most significant risk is not GDP stagnation but a possible downgrade of the country's investment rating. He emphasizes the difference between political negotiation time and economic time, highlighting that prolonged negotiations can lead to higher interest rates and lost investments. Negrescu predicts a stagnant economy by 2026, with real investments potentially decreasing by up to 6%. He also notes a concerning rise in insolvencies and warns that losing the investment grade rating could have long-lasting negative effects on the economy. He stresses the need for a stable government to seize opportunities for reindustrialization and attract private capital.