FMI anunță sfârșitul banilor ieftini. România trebuie să reducă deficitul cu o economie aproape blocată

Romania faces the challenge of reducing its budget deficit amid slow economic growth and rising public debt. The IMF warns that governments can no longer rely on cheap money and economic growth to manage debt. The European Commission projects a gradual decrease in Romania's deficit from 7.9% of GDP in 2025 to 5.8% in 2027, while public debt is expected to rise from 59% to 63.4% of GDP. Increased defense spending and public investments are necessary, complicating the deficit reduction efforts. The IMF emphasizes the need for credible fiscal consolidation plans as global public debt approaches post-World War II levels, with rising interest costs impacting both governments and businesses.