Cât plătesc în plus românii pentru rate, chirii şi locuinţe, după ce euro a trecut de 5,34 lei

The euro has reached a record high of 5.34 lei, increasing by 5% in less than six months. This depreciation of the leu leads to higher costs for rents, loans, and imported goods. Political instability has contributed to this situation, with the leu's value dropping significantly after the announcement of reduced foreign reserves by the BNR. Experts warn that ongoing political and economic tensions may keep the exchange rate volatile. As a result, Romanians are facing increased expenses, with higher payments for loans and rents compared to earlier this year. The rise in the euro also affects the ROBOR index, leading to increased loan rates.