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Raiffeisen Sees Romania’s GDP Up 1.5% In 2011, On Strong Exports
25.03.2011, 13:40 | Economy | 2117 views
Romania’s economy should gradually mend this year, with a 1.5% growth of the gross domestic product, mainly due to a recovery in external demand that will fuel exports' increase, Raiffeisen said in a report Friday. Romania's economic growth will be below that of 2000-2008 in upcoming years, mainly because of lowered foreign investment, the bank notes in its "Strategy Romania" analysis. Read more on Mediafax.ro
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