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The Financial Times said Romania was in turmoil over poll result, pointing out the political uncertainty and the shock waves through Bucharest financial markets, with the 3 percent drop in equities and the slight fall of the Romanian currency against the EUR. “The outcome leaves recession-hit Romania with a disputed winner as president and with only a caretaker government in office, just when Bucharest faces pressure from European Union partners and the International Monetary Fund for budget reforms,” wrote the FT. The Wall Street Journal too published a piece on the outcome of the elections, mentioning the questions over whether the president will have a strong enough parliamentary mandate to push through the tough reforms needed. The WSJ article also mentioned the financial risk triggered by a delay in forming the government.