Romanian PM meets Moody’s to discuss budget deficit reduction and economic outlook
Prime minister Ilie Bolojan met representatives of rating agency Moody’s on Thursday morning, February 19, as part of Romania’s periodic review of macroeconomic and fiscal developments, the government said. Finance minister Alexandru…
Irina Marica · Journalist
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Prime minister Ilie Bolojan met representatives of rating agency Moody’s on Thursday morning, February 19, as part of Romania’s periodic review of macroeconomic and fiscal developments, the government said. Finance minister Alexandru Nazare and State Treasury head Ștefan Nanu also attended the talks at Victoria Palace in Bucharest.
During the discussions, the prime minister outlined measures to control public spending, improve tax collection, and maintain the path of budget deficit reduction, with the 2026 budget targeting a deficit of 6.2% by year-end while preserving a high level of investment.
