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Delinquent loans resume fast-paced growth
After five months of slowdown, delinquent loans individuals owe to banks are picking up speed, after annualised growth reached 51% in August, NBR data reveals.
Trading record on forex market: 43bn euros in September
The transactions carried out on the market in Bucharest reached an all time high of almost 43 billion euros in September.
Delinquent loans double to 545 million euros
The delinquent loans denominated on RON accumulated by both individuals and corporate entities increased rapidly by the end of August and reached a 143% higher level compared with the same t...
Foreigners' deposits climb to 6.18bn euros
Medium and long-term deposits of non-residents, which reflect funding attracted by Romanian banks from their foreign shareholders, climbed to a new all-time high of 6.18 billion euros in Aug...
New lending norms to have almost no impact on UniCredit Tiriac's business
UniCredit Tiriac Bank is preparing to implement the revised lending norms for the population, after becoming the first player in the system to have received the approval of the NBR (National...
Romanians pay by credit card only once every two months
The 2.5 million credit cards in circulation on the Romanian market were used only 1.5 times on average in the second quarter of the year, according to data from the NBR (National Bank of Rom...
Monetary policy interest rates stay put
The main central banks in Central and Eastern Europe and the European Central Bank have preserved interest rates at the latest round of monetary policy meetings, with the NBR (National Bank...
National Bank has its eye on foreign funding attracted by banks
As of September 30, banks are required to send data to the NBR (National Bank of Romania) every day, on funding sources attracted from the foreign market, as featured in the balance sheet at...
Banks' thirst for RON raises deposit interest rates to almost 11%
Bankers face strong competition on deposits attracted rather than on sale of credits, after the RON excess on the interbank market dried up. Banks paid average interests of almost 11% a year...