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MFP: Letter of Intent with IMF aims at ensuring sustainable macro-economic balances
10.08.2013, 10:15 | Finance-Banks | 922 views
The content of the new Letter of Intent with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) aims at ensuring the sustainable macro-economic balances and at continuing the economic growth and the purpose of signing a new agreement is not connected with the introduction of new fees and taxes, the Public Finance Ministry (MFP) points out in a release. According to MFP, the completion of the negotiations with the international partners (the European Commission, the IMF and the World Bank) and the work out of the draft of the Letter of Intent and of that on the memorandum for economic and fiscal policies represent a success of Romania on the line of maintaining the confidence of the international financial environments and of the foreign investors in the Government’s macro-economic policies. Read more on Financiarul.ro
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