Christian Năsulea avertizează că un downgrade al României ar putea crește dobânzile și întârzia plata salariilor și pensiilor

Economist Christian Năsulea warned that a downgrade of Romania's credit rating could lead to increased financing costs for the state, affecting interest rates for citizens and businesses. He emphasized that maintaining the rating requires a clear commitment to fiscal consolidation from the future government. Năsulea noted that a government formed by PSD-AUR could trigger a downgrade, leading to delays in public salaries and pensions. He highlighted the rapid increase in borrowing costs following past downgrades, which could significantly impact loan rates. The upcoming decision by Standard & Poor’s on Romania's rating is crucial, as a downgrade could categorize the country as 'junk'.