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Analysts planning to improve economic forecasts for 2011
17.02.2011, 07:57 | Economy | 870 views
Romanian analysts are planning to improve their economic growth forecasts this year, after above-expectations data have been announced as regards the economic progression in 2010. BCR, the biggest bank on the Romanian market, currently expects a 1.2% economic growth for this year, and intends to revise its forecast upwards. BRD-SocGen, the second-largest player on the banking market, also expects the GDP to grow to 1.2% and is considering a revision. Read more on ZF.ro
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