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CPAG examines Romania’s budget deficit, public debt, taxation, public revenues and expenditure, fiscal consolidation and the impact of fiscal policy on economic growth, investment, employment and competitiveness.
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Romania’s fiscal adjustment has been complicated, only partly efficient, and has provided no support to economic growth. The first seven months of 2026 show why the 2025 fiscal package needs a reset to jumpstart the economy, compared with what CPAG proposed in June 2025.
The June 2026 edition of CPAG's Macro Risks Report updates Romania's macroeconomic risk assessment, with a focus on fiscal pressures, inflation dynamics, financing conditions, and growth vulnerabilities. It places Romania in a regional context and assesses how fiscal consolidation and external uncertainty shape the near-term outlook. The report also examines labour-market signals, external balances, public-debt dynamics, and the policy constraints facing Romania through the remainder of the year.
Policy options for Romania in the context of oil-price shocks, inflation risks, and fiscal trade-offs.
The March update tracks fiscal adjustment, inflation persistence, financing needs, and growth risks for Romania.
A macro risk snapshot focused on twin deficits, financing conditions, inflation, and Romania's near-term outlook.
CPAG analysis examining the economic implications and policy options linked to the topic.
A policy note on fiscal adjustment options that support consolidation while protecting economic growth.
CPAG report with applied analysis, data, and policy conclusions on Romania's economy and the European context.
Strategic study on European economic governance and the implications of adopting the Euro Plus Pact for Romania's fiscal policy.
