Romania has to repay EUR 1.26 bln to the EU and World Bank in 2017

Friday, December 2, 2016

Romania has to repay EUR 1.26 billion to the European Union and World Bank (WB) in 2017 from the stand-by loan taken in 2009, according to the data sent by the Ministry of Public Finances to Agerpres and cited by business-review.eu. Out of this amount, EUR 1.15 billion represent capital rate and the rest are the interests and commissions. Over EUR 1.25 billion will be repaid ...

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