Managers from manufacturing, construction, retail trade and services estimates a relative stability of the economic activity and the number of employees in August - October 2025 period, but also an increase of prices in all sectors, according to the National Institute of Statistics (INS) data published on Thursday.Moreover, 63.3% from managers from construction and 60.4% from retail trade consider that the prices will grow.According to the business tendency survey, managers from the manufacturing industry forecast a relative stability of the production volume for the next three months, reflected by a balance of -0.5%.Regarding the number of employees, also, a relative stability is estimated (balance of -5.2%), while for the prices of industrial products, a growth is forecasted, indicated by a balance of +48.6%.Regarding the estimations from August 2025, in the next three months, in construction is forecasted a relative stability both in terms of production volume (balance of +1.1%) and in terms of the number of employees (balance +0.6%).As to the prices of construction works, a growth is forecasted, reflected by a balance of +61.9%.In the retail trade, managers estimated a relative stability of the turnover for the next three months (balance -0.5%).Regarding the number of employees, the employers forecast a relative stability, also in the number of employees (balance +3.7%). Growth of the prices are forecasted by the most of the respondents (60.4%) and only 1.1% consider that the prices will fall; the balance is 59.3%.According to the estimations the volume of the services (turnover) forecasted for the next three month indicates a relative stability, with a balance of +1.4%.In services, the number of the employees is forecasted to remain almost unchanged, with a balance of -1.8%.The sale or invoicing prices are forecasted to grow, reflected into a balance of +38.7%.
Construction and real estate development company Novarion has announced its intention to list on the AeRO market of the Bucharest Stock Exchange by the end of the year or at the beginning of next year. Listing will take place following a EUR 70,000 grant obtained through the EU-backed National Recovery and Resilience Plan, or PNRR. […]
“The Robot Cellist,” the visionary project of international artist Fredrik Gran, will perform during GoTech World 2025, the largest IT and digital solutions expo-conference for the business environment in Central and Eastern Europe. Created by Swedish composer Fredrik Gran, “The Robot Cellist” reinterprets the cello through technology, blending tradition with innovation. It has already appeared […]
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Global enterprise AI agent platform Wonderful announced on Monday, October 13, that it entered the Romanian market and appointed Lucia Stoicescu as Country Manager. Founded in early 2025 by Bar Winkler (CEO) and Roey Lalazar (CTO), Wonderful provides an integrated agent platform allowing enterprises to build, manage, and monitor AI agents serving customers. Winkler previously […]
