





Economist Intelligence Unit: Romania is one of most vulnerable countries in the region to financial troubles abroad
Central and Eastern Europe has benefited from a still strong growth in the euro zone, despite that in the case of certain states such as Romania and Bulgaria the demand for foreign funding is still high, meaning that these countries are vulnerable to a change of investors feelings, the report says.
The risks related to the high level of the current account deficit in Romania, which reached 14.2% of the GDP last year, and its financial coverage have been underlined by several national and international economists. Forecasts for this year say the 15% threshold may be exceeded.