Romania: Significant Decline in FDI

Politics ♦ Published: May 17, 2013; 11:07 ♦ (Vindobona)

Foreign direct investments in Romania declined 41 percent due to ongoing economic difficulties in Eurozone member countries.

Romania: Significant Decline in FDI / Picture: © Vindobona.org

The foreign direct investments in Romania decreased by 41 % to € 211m in the first quarter of the year, as the ongoing economic troubles of Eurozone members, which have built strong investment positions locally, do not seem to have an end in sight. According to the National Bank of Romania (NBR), intragroup loans contributed € 213m to the non-residents’ direct investments in…

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