Romania’s government drafts 2026 budget revision, keeps deficit target at 6.2% of GDP
The revision was published after the ruling Social Democratic Party (PSD) reportedly decided to no longer block the budget rectification and gave finance minister Alexandru Nazare more time to present the “real” budget situation, sources told Antena 3 CNN. Thus, the PSD gave minister Nazare two more weeks to come up with the “real” budget execution for the first nine months of the year. PSD claims unpaid bills, supposed to show up under the ESA methodology (accrual basis), have been inherited from the former government of prime minister Ilie Bolojan. Technically, revenues are revised…
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[Claude] Report 2 covers the same Romanian budget revision keeping the 6.2% of GDP deficit target, and it does not conflict with Report 1.
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