România, în fața verdictului S&P. Nazare spune ce trebuie făcut pentru a păstra ratingul de investiții

Romania is working to convince S&P that it can continue reducing its deficit and controlling public spending during the sovereign rating evaluation. Finance Minister Alexandru Nazare claims the arguments presented are stronger than before. Recent discussions with S&P Global Ratings focused on public finance developments, fiscal consolidation results, and future perspectives. Nazare emphasized the importance of budget execution and maintaining investment levels, particularly those funded by European sources. He acknowledged current vulnerabilities, including political uncertainties and external pressures. The upcoming S&P rating evaluation on October 2 will be crucial for Romania's investment status, currently rated BBB-/A-3 with a negative outlook. The government aims to maintain fiscal discipline and prioritize investments to enhance economic stability.