Most companies in Romania are at risk, because of changes in the green agenda, which generate about 40% of gross VAT in economy and hold about 50% of shares in economy, said Florian Neagu, deputy manager in the Financial Stability Department of the National Bank of Romania (BNR) at a conference on Thursday. “Romanian economy has not adapted and authorities have not had an outlook to enter this new European green agenda. We lack an industrial policy for more than a decade. There is no industrial polocy which should focus the authorities' outlook and boost certain development domains. Finally there is the risk of not benefiting from these new opportunities and paying especially costs that come associated with changes of climate agenda. Another vulnerability is that in Romanian economy most companies are at risk, following changes coming from the green agenda. According to our calculations , those companies generate about 40% of gross VAT in economy and hold about 50% of all shares in economy. So this transition should take place in orderly fashion,” Neagu said. The BNR specialist considers that authorities should be aware of the fact that carrying out the transition process to green economy can bring positive results and development opportunities. “That is why, if we draw a line between opportunities and challenges, this green transition process should normally bring a positive result. In case we are not aware of opportunities, or vulnerabilities, there is the risk of paying the price without significantly benefiting from opportunities,” Neagu pointed out. CFA Association Romania, in partnership with the Association of Financial Banking Analysts in Romania, the Treasurers' Association in Romania and ACI Romania, organized on Thursday the conference “Sustainable Finances: how to finance change”.
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The state budget deficit forecast for 2025 has increased to the average value of expectations of 7.3% of GDP and economic growth expectations are at the average value of 1.3%, according to the estimates of analysts from the CFA Romania Association.Public debt calculated as a percentage of GDP is expected to increase to 57% in […]
New orders in the manufacturing industry increased by 2.7%, in nominal terms, overall (domestic and foreign markets), between January 1 and November 30, 2024, compared to the same period in 2023, according to data published on Thursday by the National Institute of Statistics (INS).In the same period, the evolution of new orders in the manufacturing […]
The Élysée Treaty is the foundation of the close Franco-German friendship and the symbol of reconciliation between Germany and France after World War II, said the German ambassador in Bucharest, Peer Gebauer.The message is sent by the German diplomatic mission in the context in which Germany and France celebrate 62 years since the signing of […]
The presidential candidate of the PSD-PNL-UDMR coalition (Social Democratic Party, National Liberal Party, Democratic Union of Hungarians of Romania), Crin Antonescu, on Tuesday stated that president Klaus Iohannis should have terminated his mandate as soon as the new Parliament was configured, in the context in which "he doesn't at least communicate with the people.""For the […]
