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BBB-: the Three Letters Between Romania and the Most Expensive Money. What Can Be the S&P Decision for Your Pocket - HotNews.ro

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Friday, Romania gets a note again. Not to mathematics, not to economy, nor to "how smart leaders we have." It's a note for something much more precise: how much confidence a creditor can have that the Romanian state respects its promises and will pay its debts. S&P Global Ratings will publish a new assessment of...

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Friday, Romania gets a note again. Not to mathematics, not to economy, nor to "how smart leaders we have." It's a note for something much more precise: how much confidence a creditor can have that the Romanian state respects its promises and will pay its debts. S&P Global Ratings will publish a new assessment of...

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Romania would avoid downgrading the sovereign rating in the S&P assessment on Friday, according to Citi and Erste Bank analyses, but both banks point out that the risk increases if the political blockade persists and the authorities fail to present a credible budget for 2027. Citi sees a greater risk of downgrading in the first quarter of the year ... The post Citi and Erste expect Romania to keep its S&P rating. The 2027 risk appeared first on …

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Analysts from Erste Group warn that Romania faces a significant risk of downgrading the country's rating, even if the basic scenario indicates a temporary maintenance of the current rating at the S&P Agency's assessment on Friday, October 2. Financial institution economists point out that the rating agency will most likely wait to see the budget structure for next year and the outcome of the political deadlock in Bucharest before making a radica…

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Analysts from Erste Group anticipate, in a document published on Monday, that Romania will not be demoted by S&P, but "the risk of demotion is significant."The analysis published by Erste speaks...

Adrian Negrescu points out that Romania is entering a critical week for public finances, under the conditions that Parliament is to vote for the new government, and on Friday the S&P assessment on Romania's sovereign rating is expected.

A possible downgrading does not mean that credit rates automatically increase on October 3rd, banks change deposits interest or people's savings lose money

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Hot News broke the news in Romania on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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