27 June 2010

The recently-announced five percentage points VAT increase in Romania will lead to a hike in prices on all levels of the economy and to a drop in the Romanians' purchasing power. A higher inflation and unemployment rate will kick in, analysts have warned. The 24 percent VAT rate in Romania will be among the highest in the European Union and the highest so far in the country. The previous VAT increase in Romania, in 1998, was also of four percentage points, to 22 percent. The lower VAT rate of 19 percent was enforced in 2000 and stayed the same ever since.

26 June 2010

The Romanian Government has decided to increase the Value Added Tax (VAT) from the current 19 percent to 24 percent, after a Government meeting held earlier today. The decision came after the Romanian Constitutional Court has ruled the 15 percent pensions decrease as unconstitutional. The measures should trigger an increase in the budget, after the failed attempt to cut budget spending

25 June 2010

The EUR/RON exchange rate surged by 1,17 percent today, to a rate of 4.2808 RON/EUR, while the USD was quoted at 3.4911 RON, 1.38 percent higher than the previous day, after the Romanian Constitutional Court ruled that the 15 percent pensions cuts announced by the Government are not constitutional.

25 June 2010

H&M enters in Unirii, Plaza and Mall – in Ziarul Financiar, Decathlon sells EUR 1 mln of sportswear each month – in Ziarul Financiar, Taxation on stocks changes in a week, but nobody knowns how changes will apply – in Ziarul Financiar, Dorin Boboc from Allianz leaves services for agriculture – in Ziarul Financiar

Romanians still prefer loans in foreign currencies – in Gandul

24 June 2010

French retailer Carrefour will open its fourth Carrefour Market supermarket in Bucharest tomorrow (Friday, June 25th) in Ghencea area of the city. The store covers 1,200 sqm and is located within Home & Design Mall. This is the second supermarket opening for Carrefour in Bucharest this week, after another store opened on Panduri street, a 700 sqm unit.

27 June 2010

The recently-announced five percentage points VAT increase in Romania will lead to a hike in prices on all levels of the economy and to a drop in the Romanians' purchasing power. A higher inflation and unemployment rate will kick in, analysts have warned. The 24 percent VAT rate in Romania will be among the highest in the European Union and the highest so far in the country. The previous VAT increase in Romania, in 1998, was also of four percentage points, to 22 percent. The lower VAT rate of 19 percent was enforced in 2000 and stayed the same ever since.

26 June 2010

The Romanian Government has decided to increase the Value Added Tax (VAT) from the current 19 percent to 24 percent, after a Government meeting held earlier today. The decision came after the Romanian Constitutional Court has ruled the 15 percent pensions decrease as unconstitutional. The measures should trigger an increase in the budget, after the failed attempt to cut budget spending

25 June 2010

The EUR/RON exchange rate surged by 1,17 percent today, to a rate of 4.2808 RON/EUR, while the USD was quoted at 3.4911 RON, 1.38 percent higher than the previous day, after the Romanian Constitutional Court ruled that the 15 percent pensions cuts announced by the Government are not constitutional.

25 June 2010

H&M enters in Unirii, Plaza and Mall – in Ziarul Financiar, Decathlon sells EUR 1 mln of sportswear each month – in Ziarul Financiar, Taxation on stocks changes in a week, but nobody knowns how changes will apply – in Ziarul Financiar, Dorin Boboc from Allianz leaves services for agriculture – in Ziarul Financiar

Romanians still prefer loans in foreign currencies – in Gandul

24 June 2010

French retailer Carrefour will open its fourth Carrefour Market supermarket in Bucharest tomorrow (Friday, June 25th) in Ghencea area of the city. The store covers 1,200 sqm and is located within Home & Design Mall. This is the second supermarket opening for Carrefour in Bucharest this week, after another store opened on Panduri street, a 700 sqm unit.

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