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Raiffeisen: excess RON on monetary market will be absorbed in a year

The excess liquidity on the monetary market has declined significantly over the last few years to a level of around 6 billion RON (equivalent to 1.7 billion euros) at present, from as much as 23 billion RON in 2005. "The decline is even more abrupt, if we take...

Ziarul Financiar · 24.04.2008 · 19:22 · 1 min
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Audi forecasts business in excess of 130m euros in 2008

Porsche Romania, the official importer of VW-Audi Group and Porsche brands estimates 2,900 unit sales for Audi. "Audi sales on the domestic market in 2008 will increase by around 13% to appr...

Ziarul Financiar · 25.03.2008 · 20:38 · 1 min
ZF English · Economy

Excess imports widen trade deficit to 9.6bn euros

The level of exports in RON remained constant in June against last year, while imports advanced by 12%. As a result, the trade deficit widened by 65.2% in the first half of the year, to 32.2...

Roxana Pricop · 13.08.2007 · 19:38 · 2 min
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Shareholder-managers on the BSE own shares in excess of 200m euros

Four of the managers of the companies listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange own shares worth more than 10 million euros in the companies they run, while another 12 own 1 to 10 million euros...

Andrei Chirileasa · 01.06.2007 · 17:45 · 3 min
ZF English · Retail

Mega Image sales, in excess of 70m euros

Supermarket network Mega Image, which mainly operates on the Bucharest market, has posted 70.8 million euros in turnover last year, an increase of 14% on 2005, according to information suppl...

Mihaela Popescu · 27.04.2007 · 18:44 · 2 min
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Domo expects business in excess of 130m euros

Domo expects business in excess of 130m euros

Ionut Bonoiu · 04.03.2005 · 00:00 · 2 min
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Paneuro's investment excess triggers receivership

Paneuro's investment excess triggers receivership

Ionut Bonoiu · 24.06.2004 · 00:00 · 2 min
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Romania cannot take excess growth

The yields of the bonds issued by Romania will be higher than those in the EU if considering the economic growth by 4.5%-5.5% a year, higher than that expected in the European Union, Valenti...

Razvan Voican · 04.02.2004 · 00:00 · 2 min