România se împrumută la cele mai mari dobânzi din ultimul an. Finanțele încep să refuze banii prea scumpi oferiți de bănci

Romania faces rising borrowing costs as investor yields for government bonds reach a one-year high, signaling potential challenges ahead of a key credit rating evaluation. Despite high demand, the Ministry of Finance accepted only a fraction of bond offers, leading to an average yield increase to 7.42%. The country now has the highest financing costs in the region, surpassing Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic. Analysts attribute this to inflation, currency pressures, and fiscal concerns, while the Romanian leu depreciates to a record low against the euro. The situation raises concerns about the sustainability of public finances and future investment capacity.