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Exports return to pre-crisis level
The sale of Dacia cars on markets such as Germany, France, and Italy brought Romania's exports back to the pre-crisis level, but analysts say their growth will slow down significantly in the...
Drug manufacturers: We are happy to export because we collect money faster
Local drug manufacturers will boost their exports by an average 20% this year, according to ZF calculations based on data provided by companies, with players announcing their strategy to str...
Drug imports 17 times higher than exports
Drug exports amount to less than 100 million euros per year, i.e. are 17 times lower than imports, which stand at around 1.7 billion euros per year, according to ZF calculations based on dat...
Exports show structural improvement, yet economic impact still limited
The structure of Romania’s exports has improved over the last few years, but they continue to account for a low percentage of GDP, about 30%, with limited potential to boost the economy.
Export growth speeds up 33% in April
Exports continued to go up fast in April, increasing by 33.3% compared with the same time of last year, fuelled by international demand, especially on the automotive segment (Dacia).
Exports of expensive used cars climb to almost 200 units per month
Amid the falling incomes, rising leasing instalments and insurance premiums, hundreds of luxury cars, with prices beyond 30,000 euros, have been sold by owners abroad, particularly on market...
Dacia, 820m euros worth of exports in four months
Automobile Dacia's exports rose by almost 45% during the January-April interval to 103,000 vehicles totally worth 820m euros, according to domestic car market statistics, accounting for almo...
Dacia exports, eight times the entire domestic market
Dacia, the strongest Romanian brand, in January sold almost 17,300 cars on European markets, worth 160m euros, compared with 200 cars registered on the Romanian market.
Rising exports, the first sign of economic rebound
In November 2008 exports went into negative territory for the first time in five years.