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Romanian inflation edges lower
Inflation in Romania closed 2023 at 6.6%, slightly higher than our estimate of 6.5%, largely in line with the consensus call of
Romanian growth figures reinforce signs of resilience
The release of detailed data for third-quarter GDP growth, alongside a rather hefty upward adjustment of
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