Euro trece de 5,34 lei înaintea verdictului S&P. Cât costă un leu mai slab și cât costă apărarea lui

The euro surpassed 5.34 lei, indicating a depreciation of the Romanian currency ahead of S&P's sovereign rating announcement. The National Bank of Romania (BNR) may intervene to stabilize the leu, which has seen significant volatility. This fluctuation affects economic financing and budget management. A higher euro rate means increased costs for imports and impacts on purchasing power for those earning in lei. While exporters may benefit from a stronger euro, the overall economic effects depend on the duration of the currency's depreciation.