Romania’s premier Ilie Bolojan and finance minister Alexandru Nazare met with Fitch representatives on Tuesday to discuss the country’s fiscal policy and macroeconomic outlook. They presented the government’s plans to tighten public spending, increase budgetary efficiency and keep debt on a sustainable path. The discussion focused on the 2026 growth forecast of about 1 % and a projected fiscal deficit of roughly 6 %. The government aims to secure a more favorable credit rating by demonstrating fiscal responsibility and macro‑economic stability to investors.
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