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JP Morgan: Romanian GDP Likely To Grow 2% In 2011
24.02.2011, 19:07 | Economy | 972 views
Romanian economy is on its way to wake up from over two years of “hibernation” in 2011, aided by growing exports, good reforms and a vital bailout program led by the International Monetary Fund and the EU, according to a report from JP Morgan Chase Bank. The bank estimates Romanian economy will grow by 2% this year, followed by a more accelerated growth of 4% in 2012. Read more on Mediafax.ro
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