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Romania Curbs Debt Sale Plan as Presidential Favourite Rules Out Tax Hikes
BUCHAREST (Reuters) -Romania's hard-right presidential frontrunner George Simion "categorically" ruled out tax hikes if he wins election, but offered no alternative to cutting the European Union's largest budget deficit and avoiding a ratings downgrade.
Romanians delivered a resounding anti-establishment message in the first round of the country’s presidential election rerun, ...
After decisively winning the most votes in Romania's first-round presidential election redo, hard-right nationalist George ...
Romania's central bank said on Tuesday it was looking for the "optimal way" to counter significant capital outflows amid ...
Romanian authorities sought so assuage investor fears about the country’s political crisis, with the finance chief saying the ...
Agriculture continues to be a key sector for both the Romanian and European Union economies despite a constantly decreasing ...
George Simion, a nationalist and vocal supporter of U.S. President Donald Trump and his MAGA movement, has won Romania’s ...
One of them often dons a Trump-style red baseball cap and wants to make his country “great again.” The other visited the US ...
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