Economic Sentiment Indicator in Romania plunges to past two decades’ low

Tuesday, May 5, 2020

The Economic Sentiment Indicator (ESI) in the European Union (EU) crashed by 28.8 points in April to 65.8 points, according to data released by the European Commission. In the ...

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Tuesday, May 5, 2020

Iohannis: State of emergency to be changed to state of alert from May 15
IntMin Vela: travel declarations not needed after May 15, unless cases exploding
GCS: COVID-19 death toll rises by 15 to 818
President Iohannis: I don't have any problem with Hungarian ethnics, but with politicians,especially Social-Democrats
Committee on control of SRI activity to hold meeting on Tuesday to discuss President's statement about Szekerland
ForMin Aurescu, Polish counterpart Czaputowicz discuss consultations with Turkey, aid for Moldova
PM Orban: Economic outlooks looks better than expected
BNR's foreign exchange reserves stand at EUR 33,156 million, at end-April
FinMin Citu: In April we financed budget deficit at an average interest rate of 3.5 pct per year
Chamber of Commerce and Industry proposes a set of measures for the restarting of the national economy
Violeta Alexandru: technical unemployment will go on after 15th May in certain conditions
Economic Sentiment Indicator in Romania plunges to past two decades’ low
PM Orban: Hotels will be opened after May 15; restrictions to be maintained for restaurants
InfoCons consumer protection association requests postponement of HoReCa establishments' reopening
Wizz Air to launch flights that will connect Abu Dhabi with Budapest and Bucharest from June 2020
Eurostat: Romania and Slovakia, on the last places in the EU to the share of journalists in the total number of employed persons