România intră în dezinflație. Costul vieții nu a aflat vestea

Romania is experiencing disinflation, yet many citizens feel the cost of living remains high. While inflation rates are decreasing, prices for essential goods and services continue to rise, leading to a disconnect between economic indicators and personal financial experiences. The government is implementing fiscal corrections, which are reducing the budget deficit but also limiting public spending and investment. Consequently, the economy is stagnating, and the central bank is maintaining high interest rates to combat inflation. This situation disproportionately affects low-income individuals and those on fixed incomes, while some sectors benefit. Families must adapt to a new financial reality where the cost of living is structurally higher, and traditional economic recovery may not return soon.