Romania keeps monetary policy constant amid slower-than-expected disinflation
Noting that the inflation eased slower than anticipated and will follow a trajectory above that of the previous projections, as well as outlining domestic (fiscal and income) and external (Ukraine, Middle East) risks, Romania’s central…
iulian ernst · Journalist
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Noting that the inflation eased slower than anticipated and will follow a trajectory above that of the previous projections, as well as outlining domestic (fiscal and income) and external (Ukraine, Middle East) risks, Romania’s central bank (BNR) decided on November 8 to keep the monetary policy rate at 6.5%.
Faced with multiple sources of uncertainty and with the following monetary policy board on January 15, BNR kept a cautious stance that was broadly expected by the market as well.
