Economiștii spun că instabilitatea pieței petrolului este mai periculoasă pentru România decât un preț mare și previzibil

A recent analysis indicates that market uncertainty regarding oil prices poses a greater risk to Romania than high and predictable prices. The price of Brent crude has fluctuated significantly, reaching over $118 per barrel due to geopolitical tensions. Romania's oil production has declined, leading to increased imports of refined products, exacerbating the trade deficit. Analysts warn that without clear solutions, global stock shortages will persist, keeping prices above $100. The government has attempted to mitigate rising fuel prices through tax adjustments, but vulnerabilities remain. The situation could lead to higher inflation and a significant energy trade deficit.