Romanian president unexpectedly announces ‘political agreement’ on euro adoption
In a broad statement on Fitch's sovereign rating decision on July 31, Romania’s president Nicusor Dan unexpectedly announced that the broad political agreement on key national priorities included the adoption of the euro as national…
iulian ernst · Journalist
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In a broad statement on Fitch's sovereign rating decision on July 31, Romania’s president Nicusor Dan unexpectedly announced that the broad political agreement on key national priorities included the adoption of the euro as national currency. Romania's centrist parties failed to agree on a new government after the Social Democrats' partly failed attempt to overthrow Liberal prime minister Ilie Bolojan left the government with limited power.
“The future government, regardless of its political composition, together with the National Bank [of Romania BNR] will draw up the roadmap for the coming years, including all the necessary actions to switch to the euro," president Dan said, Economica.net reported.
