Romania: Libra Bank: Romania’s Economy Could Grow By Merely 1.2% In 2026

January 20, 2026

Libra Bank: Romania’s Economy Could Grow By Merely 1.2% In 2026
Jan 20, 2026

Libra Bank: Romania’s Economy Could Grow By Merely 1.2% In 2026.

Romania’s economy should see modest growth in 2026, about 1.2%, at a time when the NRRP project implementation period ends and of pressures generated by the fiscal adjustment measures, Libra Bank estimates show.

[Read the article in Ziarul Financiar]

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