FDI to Romania up 22%. Current account deficit shrinks to EUR 1.32 bln

Newsroom 17/01/2014 | 17:25

The National Bank of Romania said on Friday foreign direct investments (FDI) to Romania totaled EUR 2.4 bln in the first 11 months of 2013, an increase of 22.3% compared to 2012 and a maximum value for the last four years.

November  saw the highest monthly volume of foreign investments, with EUR 571 million. November along with September (EUR 379 million) and October (EUR 313 million) were the best months for foreign investments.

The current account deficit registered a deficit of EUR 1.32 bln between January and November 2013, compared to EUR 5.39 bln in 2012, according to the same source.

 

 

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