Rezerva Federală din SUA a crescut dobânda de referință. Cum este afectată economia României

The Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 0.25% in its first policy adjustment under new chair Kevin Warsh, aiming to combat persistent inflation. This decision marks a significant shift in global monetary policy, with further increases expected by year-end. The Fed's actions could enhance Warsh's credibility but may also attract criticism from Donald Trump, who favors lower rates. The rate hike impacts global capital flows, making U.S. assets more attractive and potentially leading to currency depreciation in emerging markets like Romania. Consequently, Romania faces higher borrowing costs and increased energy import expenses due to a stronger dollar.