Semne proaste pentru economie. Statul se împrumută iar la peste 7%, semn că investitorii fug. Plătim deja dobânzi de junk și așteptăm decizia crucială din 2 octombrie - Economica.net

Romania is facing rising borrowing costs despite not being downgraded to junk status. As of September 8, yields on 10-year government bonds reached 7.13%, marking a significant increase since December 2024. Political uncertainty and high risk premiums are influencing investor expectations. The upcoming S&P rating decision on October 2 adds to the tension, as the country’s economic outlook remains challenging. The increase in yields reflects both external market conditions and internal fiscal risks, with the central bank maintaining a key interest rate of 6.50%. This trend indicates that long-term capital will remain expensive for businesses and households.