De ce a crescut euro la 5,2788 lei? Unii investitori ar fi vândut obligaţiuni pentru a se retrage din România

The euro rose to 5.2788 lei due to potential foreign investors selling lei-denominated bonds to withdraw from Romania. This depreciation of the leu coincides with rising yields on government bonds, which are now at 7.44% for 10-year maturities. Adrian Codirlaşu from CFA Romania highlighted the importance of continuing reforms to ensure a sustainable budget deficit, as indicated by messages from rating agencies and investment banks. The leu's decline marks its weakest position against the euro this year, with a 0.27% increase noted by the National Bank of Romania.