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Romanias debt woe [Jul 23, 2010] BUCHAREST (Reuters) Romanias government is losing its battle to keep a lid on its borrowing costs and risks having to pay investors even higher premiums if it does not now concede the discounts they are demanding to buy its debt. Bucharest has struggled to sell debt at yields it deems acceptable and refused to go over 7 percent, but rates of return are more likely to rise than fall due to ... [via YahooNews] More >>

Romanian Leu Hits New Low [Jun 29, 2010] Romania's currency sank to a fresh record low against the euro after the government said the economy would contract more than expected in 2010 and investors mulled the possibility over a prolonged period of political instability. [via YahooNews] More >>

Romania missed some IMF targets, aid not at risk-FinMin [May 02, 2010] Discuss the General Election with other investors on our politics board [via YahooNews] More >>

Romania to Attract EU1 Billion in Investment, London Mayor Says [Apr 28, 2010] April 28 (Bloomberg) -- Romania will attract 1 billion euros ($1.3 billion) in infrastructure from an international group, Nick Anstee , the Lord Mayor of the City of London said, after he held meetings with investors in Bucharest. [via YahooNews] More >>

Vladescu: ?Romanian economy works better compared to 2009? (Nine O'Clock) [Mar 15, 2010] The issuance of Eurobonds worth EUR 1 bln has demonstrated interest from investors. Romania is consolidating its position on external markets, Public Finances Minister Sebastian Vladescu yesterday said, in a press meeting. [via YahooNews] More >>

Romania Sets Yield Above Croatia?s in Biggest Bond (Update2) (Bloomberg) [Mar 11, 2010] March 11 (Bloomberg) -- Romania set bond yields higher than similarly rated Croatian debt to lure investors to its biggest sale of Eurobonds. [via YahooNews] More >>

Romania Sets Yield Above Croatia?s in Biggest Bond (Update2) (BusinessWeek) [Mar 11, 2010] Romania set bond yields higher than similarly rated Croatian debt to lure investors to its biggest sale of Eurobonds. [via YahooNews] More >>

Romania Offers Yield Above Croatia for Euro Bonds (Update1) (Bloomberg) [Mar 10, 2010] March 10 (Bloomberg) -- Romania is offering higher bond yields than other central and eastern European countries to lure investors as it revives borrowing plans postponed after the government?s collapse in November. [via YahooNews] More >>