Romania’s total external debt increased by EUR8.4 billion to EUR135.2 billion in January-August 2021, of which direct public debt accounted for EUR60.7 billion, EUR3.46 billion more than at the end of last year, when it stood at EUR57.3 billion, Romania’s central bank data released on Thursday show.
Romania’s industrial production increased by 12.7% in unadjusted data in January-August 2021 compared to the same period in 2020, and by 13.1% when adjusted for seasonality and number of working days, data from the country’s statistics institute showed Wednesday.
Romania's trade balance posted a deficit of EUR14.6 billion in January-August 2021, higher by EUR3 billion compared with the first eight months of 2020, data from the country's statistics board showed Monday.
Private lending grew by 12.8% in nominal terms to RON309.6 billion in January-August 2021, compared to the same period in 2020, as local currency lending grew by 17.5% and foreign currency lending by 2.7% when expressed in lei, central bank data showed Thursday.
New car registrations in Romania grew by 7.5% on the year, to a total 79,320 units, in January-August 2021, data from the association of automotive manufacturers in Romania (ACAROM) showed Thursday.
Romanian construction works increased by 17.3%, as gross series, and by 19.2%, as adjusted series according to the number of working days and to seasonality, in January-August 2020, compared with the same period in 2019, the country’s statistics institute said Friday.
Romania’s industrial production decreased by 13.7% as gross series on the year in January-August 2020, and by 14.2% as series adjusted by number of working days and seasonality, the country’s statistics board INS said Wednesday.
Romania's trade balance posted a deficit of EUR11.5 billion in January-August 2020, EUR642 million higher (+10%) compared with the same period in 2019, data from the country's statistics board showed Monday.
Romania's general consolidated budget posted a deficit of RON54.77 billion in January-August 2020, or 5.18% of the gross domestic product, more than half of which was due to financial measures taken by the government to fight the Covid-19 outbreak, finance ministry data showed Tuesday.