Romania's economy goes up 1.8 pct, in H1, 2013

Romania's economy went up 1.8 percent in the first half of 2013, compared to the same time span in 2012, totaling 267.8 billion lei per gross series (about 59.51 billion euros), and it went up 1.5 percent in the Q2 of this year vs. the same time of 2012 when it grossed 146.9 billion lei (rd. 32.6 billion euros), say data of the second provisional assessment by the National Statistics Institute (INS).

INS specifies that in terms of the GDP, in the H1 of 2013, no changes was registered in the contributions made to the GDP, between the two assessments.

The GDP of the H2 of 2013, the contributions to the GDP growth, between the two estimates registered in building , retail and wholesale trade, vehicle and motorcycles repairs, transport and storage, hotels and restaurant, public administration and defense, public social security, education, health, net taxes per product.
This summer, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) revised upwards Romania's economic growth 2013 prognosis, from 1.6 to 2 percent.

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