Romania’s central bank keeps policy rate at 6.5% and signals higher year-end inflation

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Over a longer horizon, however, the central bank sees “increasingly obvious underlying disinflationary pressures”, primarily from aggregate demand. According to the BNR’s latest assessment, annual inflation is expected to follow an upward trajectory through the end of 2026, mainly due to anticipated increases in fuel, energy and other commodity prices, including agri-food products, amid the…

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