Financial analysts have less trust in the future of Romania's economy

The macroeconomic confidence indicator CFA Romania recorded a value of 53.3 points in September, down 11.5 points compared to the previous month. The indicator has a component that evaluates current economic conditions, and one that looks into the expectations about the economy. In September, the value of the CFA Romania indicator decreased mainly due to the expectations component. The component that analyses the current economic conditions amounted to 67 points, down 3.8 points compared to the previous month. However, the expectations component dropped by 15.3 points to 46.4 points. CFA Romania launched its macroeconomic confidence indicator in May 2011, in an effort to quantify the analysts’ perception of Romania’s economy for one year. editor@romania-insider.com