Monday headlines: Romanians send EUR 2.47 bln from abroad, Dacia Orange limited edition, supermarkets keep Carrefour sales stable

Romanian media

Bank debts exceed 10% of the loans in four counties with low economic results – in Ziarul Financiar Carrefour keeps its sales stable due to supermarkets – in Ziarul Financiar Atenor Group puts over EUR 30 mln of its own funds in first phase of office compound – in Ziarul Financiar Ion Tiriac, Dinu Patriciu and Ioan Niculae, first three places in Top 300 Capital – in Ziarul Financiar Remittances from abroad reach only EUR 2.47 bln in eight months – in Adevarul Romanian authorities plan to give up on building the second nuclear power plant – in Adevarul Musat & Asociatii expands to the Republic of Moldova – on Dailybusiness.ro Dacia launches the limited Dacia Orange edition – on Wall-street.ro Franklin Templeton vs. Govt – the Fondul Proprietatea administrator is against Romgaz transferring RON 400 mln to the budget – on Wall-street.ro Basescu: A new agreement with the IMF, the equivalent of an open credit line – on Wall-street.ro MOL: We'll invest EUR 7 million in exploring the oil fields in Western Romania – on Wall-street.ro

International media

BHP and Rio ditch iron ore venture - in FT IPO for Enel unit to test investor appetite - in FT M&A hit by fall in confidence- in FT Investors eye FX wars and budget cuts - on Reuters KKR bids up to $1.73 billion for Australia's Perpetual- on Reuters Ford Mulls Cutting Its Share Of Mazda - on Wall Street Journal Asian Currencies Slip From 30-Month High, Led by Won, on Intervention Risk- on Bloomberg