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Romania, IMF In Talks For A 2 Years Follow-Up Agreement - Sources
27.01.2011, 13:25 | Finance-Banks | 768 views
Romania's Government and the International Monetary Fund are discussing the terms of a two-year follow agreement to a EUR13 billion loan program that expires in May, people familiar with the talks said. "The Government is going to negotiate a two-year period for the new program, as suggested by the IMF, despite 2012 being an election year, which represents a significant political risk," the sources told MEDIAFAX reporters. Read more on Mediafax.ro
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