Noi scumpiri la energie și carburanți. Avertismentul economiștilor: inflația poate primi un nou șoc

Rising energy and fuel prices are contributing to inflation in Romania, with experts warning of potential new shocks due to uncertainties surrounding the Cernavodă nuclear plant and the conflict in Iran. Inflation reached 6.61% in September, with significant increases in fuel prices. The president of CFA Romania, Adrian Codirlașu, highlighted that the high costs of electricity, oil, and natural gas are pressuring the economy, affecting both consumers and industries. Cristian Bușoi from the Ministry of Energy noted that these price hikes will lead to moderate increases in tariffs, impacting production costs and ultimately consumer prices. The situation is exacerbated by a lack of coherent energy strategy in Romania, which could deter investment and affect job stability.