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Romania Nov Overdue Loans Up 3.1% On Month To RON16.4B
28.12.2010, 15:54 | Finance-Banks | 781 views
Romanian non-government overdue loans rose 3.1% on the month to 16.4 billion lei (EUR1=RON4.2871) in November, central bank data showed Tuesday. Overdue private lending almost doubled compared with RON8.3 billion in November 2009, the data showed. Overdue loans in Romanian lei rose 3.5% on the month to RON7.7 billion end-November. Overdue lending in lei was up 80% compared with RON4.3 billion in November 2009. Read more on Mediafax.ro
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