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Băsescu: We're going to the IMF, nobody will lend us long-term money
President Traian Băsescu officially admitted in a speech before the Parliament that Romania would sign a new loan agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in 2011.
Boc government pledges to the IMF to build 2011 budget around 24% VAT
The 2011 budget must be built taking into account a 24% VAT level, and the document has to be approved by the Parliament by mid-December, as pledged by Boc Government in the additional lette...
Romania forced to repay loans by plunging further into debt
President Traian Băsescu yesterday confirmed what Ziarul Financiar had written: a new loan agreement with the IMF. Despite promises from the Government and the NBR that there was enough mone...
Analysts: New Government, too, will have to build its policies around the IMF arrangement
Romania needs to improve its credibility after the political turmoil surrounding the reshuffling, with the new Government in turn needing to build its policies around the IMF arrangement, by...
BCR: Romania still needs IMF's "guidance" so as not to return to past budgetary excesses
Romania will need further "guidance" from the IMF and the European Commission after the current agreement expires next spring, so that agreed upon reforms should be continued, considering 20...
IMF completes Romanian review. Is the money coming in September?
The IMF, the European Commission, and the World Bank have completed the review of Romania's economic performances in the first half of the year, and the new macroeconomic forecasts for 2011,...
Patriciu’s and Tiriac Jr.’s economy rebooting proposals to the IMF
The IMF on Wednesday had a meeting with five Romanian businesspeople, members of the Association of Romanian Businesspeople (AOAR), including Dinu Patriciu and Ion Alexandru Tiriac, who were...
The IMF insists we have trouble in drawing in EU money
The IMF insists we have trouble in drawing in EU money
The second day of talks with the IMF: the new prognoses, not ready yet
The second day of talks with the IMF: the new prognoses, not ready yet