CFA Romania's 2021 projections: 5.8 pct economic growth, budget deficit at 6.2 pct of GDP
Publicat:Financial analysts project a 5.8 percent growth rate for Romania's economy this year and a budget deficit of 6.2 percent of GDP, while the time horizon for Romania's joining the eurozone is 2030, Romania's chartered financial analysts association CFA Romania said in a release on Monday.
More questions regarding the economic impact of the coronavirus have been added since April last year to the monthly survey conducted by CFA Romania whereby the organization seeks to quantify the financial analysts' expectations for Romania's economic activity over one year.
Thus, the majority…
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