Bloomberg: Investitorii au pus deja România în categoria junk și o cotează cu cel mai mare risc de neplată a datoriei între 60 de state

Romania's bonds are viewed as the only junk-rated government securities in the EU, with high CDS costs indicating investor caution. Despite this, high yields attract risk-seeking investors, who are closely monitoring political stability and fiscal reforms. The country's CDS costs have decreased recently, but concerns remain about potential budget proposals for 2027. Investors weigh the risks of political instability against the potential for financial gain, treating Romanian bonds as a lucrative opportunity if fiscal promises are upheld. Romania's external debt rating is comparable to junk-rated countries, raising concerns about future ratings.