Preşedintele Consiliului Fiscal: Prima urgenţă a ţării e să avem guvern, S&P nu se va grăbi să ne retrogradeze

The president of the Fiscal Council, Daniel Dăianu, emphasizes the urgent need for Romania to form a government, suggesting that S&P is unlikely to downgrade the country's credit rating soon. He believes S&P is focused on the establishment of a government and the upcoming budget for 2027, which reflects a commitment to fiscal adjustment. Dăianu criticizes the current interim government for not addressing the urgency of the situation and warns that pursuing early elections could lead to a downgrade. He also notes that the designated prime minister needs support from the PSD party to succeed. Furthermore, he predicts a potential recession of 1% for Romania this year, followed by a 2% growth next year.