România, la un pas de „junk”. S&P decide vineri dacă menține țara la ultima treaptă a ratingului recomandat investițiilor, în plină criză politică

Romania is at a critical juncture regarding its sovereign credit rating, with S&P set to announce its decision on October 2. The country faces potential downgrade risks due to political instability and rising financing costs. Analysts suggest that maintaining the current rating of BBB- is likely, but the political situation and fiscal consolidation efforts will be closely monitored. The interim Finance Minister highlighted Romania's budgetary improvements, yet acknowledged the vulnerabilities posed by political uncertainty. A downgrade could limit investor access to Romanian state bonds, increasing borrowing costs and impacting the economy. The government needs to establish a full mandate to address budgetary issues effectively.