Romania's central bank forecasts higher inflation in 2025, citing drought and rising prices.

The National Bank of Romania predicts higher inflation in 2025, with rates staying above targets due to factors like drought and rising goods prices. The bank kept its policy rate at 6.5% amid uncertainties, including geopolitical tensions and fiscal policies. Inflation is expected to enter the target range only by early 2026, with the annual rate slightly rising towards the end of 2024.

November 11, 2024
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