ROBOR has fallen amid liquidity in the market, but the shock on inflation is bound to be transferred to interest rates, said on Wednesday the president of the Association CFA Romania, Adrian Codirlasu.‘ROBOR has fallen amid liquidity in the market and reduced inflation. But for the last two months we had shock on inflation, which is bound to be transferred to interest rates. In the context of high inflation, the interest rates will continue to grow. In general, an interest rate must contain the anticipated rate of inflation. Otherwise, economic imbalance is created. Similarly, we had to have in mind that a loan taken but somebody is the asset of somebody else. Asset on which they expect a return above inflation’, said Adrian Codirlasu. The three-month ROBOR index, on the basis of which the cost of consumer loans in lei with variable interest rates is calculated, fell on Wednesday to 6.50% p.a. from 6.51% p.a. in the previous session, reaching the monetary policy interest rate, according to data published by the National Bank of Romania (NBR). As for the reference index for consumer credit (IRCC), regulated by GEO 19/2019, it is 6.06% per annum, calculated as the arithmetic average of daily interest rates on interbank transactions in the second quarter of 2025, the highest level recorded so far by the latter.