Seven-Month Budget Execution: Deficit Decreased by 28.36 Billion Lei Compared to 2025 and Fell to 2.34% of GDP
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The budget deficit has fallen to 2.34% of GDP in the first seven months of 2026, almost half as compared to last year, on the basis of the increase in VAT receipts, but the cost of public debt has risen by more than 26%. Article The budget deficit has fallen to only 2.34% of GDP in the first seven months of 2026, on the basis of the increase in VAT receipts appears first in Romania TV.
The implementation of the consolidated general budget for the first seven months of 2026 ended with a deficit of 48.08 billion lei, with 28.36 billion lei smaller than the deficit of 76.44 billion lei recorded in the same period of 2025, a nominal reduction of 37%, the Ministry of Finance announced on Monday.
The implementation of the consolidated general budget ended, after the first seven months of 2026, with a deficit of 48.08 billion lei, according to data published months by the Ministry of Finance.
Romania almost halved the budget deficit in the first seven months of the year, up to 48.08 billion lei, compared to 76.44 billion lei in the similar period of 2025, transmitted Mondays the Ministry of Finance. As a weight in GDP, the deficit fell from 3.99% to 2.34%, shows the execution published by the authorities. The adjustment has a ...
Romania is beginning to see the first results of fiscal consolidation. The fiscal deficit has fallen to 2.34% of GDP in the first seven months of 2026, from 3.99% in the same period last year. Economic analyst Adrian Negrescu believes that evolution is a positive signal, but warns that the real test is barely following.
Romania's budget deficit has been reduced by 28 billion lei compared to the first 7 months of 2025, while investments have increased by almost 15 billion lei. The deficit of the consolidated general budget has reached 48.08 billion lei after the first seven months of the year, decreasing by 28.36 billion [...]
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