Finance, Banking and Economic News 22 June 2011
Anything is possible, Hungarian Democrat leader Kelemen Hunor said when he was asked whether his party might exit the governing coalition if an agreement on the two parties is not reached over the territorial reorganization issue. We do not accept the 8 region proposal and we are seeking a middle ground but we did not find it yet, Hunor said. read more...
One of the themes of the last months is related to Greece’s situation and the way its situation might affect the rest of the European economies. Romania’s representative to the IMF, Mihai Tanasescu talked with HotNews.ro about the impact of Greece over the Romanian economy. read more...
Romanian, Bulgarian and Greek leaders should allow foreign experts to manage EU funds, German MEP Jorgo Chatzimarkakis declared for Euractiv. All these countries are very proud saying that this measure would affect their sovereignty, Chatzimarkakis said. read more...
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and IFC, part of the World Bank will offer a 114.8 million euro loan to finance some wind parks in Romania developed by the Portuguese company EDP Renovaveis according to Bloomberg.com. Each of the two financial institutions offers 57.4 million euro to Cernavoda Power SA, a company owned by EDP Renovaveis. read more...
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