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In 2025, analysts forecast real economic growth in Romania of only 0.8% of GDP, with the “alternative scenario” being a technical entry into recession with a budget deficit of 8.6% to GDP, Logos Press reported.
In the October issue of World Economic Outlook, the International Monetary Fund ranks the countries with the highest public debt in 2025, Logos Press reports.
Russia’s second-largest oil producer Lukoil said it plans to sell its overseas assets after the U.S. Treasury Department imposed sanctions on the company to pressure the Kremlin to end the war in Ukraine, Logos Press reported.
In the period 2022-2025. The Moldovan Ministry of Internal Affairs managed 230 externally financed projects with a total value of 310 million euros, of which 120 projects worth 87 million euros have been completed, Logos-Press reported.
Romania’s Transport Ministry has approved a project to build a new bridge between Moldova and Romania in Albica at a cost of 260 million Romanian lei (1 billion MDL), Logos Press reported.
European Union leaders have postponed consideration of using frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine until December 2025, Logos Press reported citing Finantial Times.
The markets of Moldova and Romania may be seriously affected by the secondary effects of the sanctions imposed by the United States against the Russian company Lukoil. This was warned by former Moldovan Prime Minister Ion Sturza, Logos Press reported.
The European Parliament voted in favor of an amendment to the EU budget for 2026, requesting an increase of 25 million euros for the Eastern Neighborhood project, including Moldova, Logos Press reports.
The EU has adopted a new package of sanctions against Russia on the eve of the summit of EU leaders in Brussels.
Builders from Moldova and Turkey will not be able to participate in tenders for infrastructure works of strategic importance, including the construction of highways, financed under the new European instrument SAFE – “Action for the Security of Europe”, Logos Press reports.
Starting from November 1, 2025, the Republic of Moldova will become part of the single European customs network through the application of the New Computerized Transit System (NCTS) – a modern digital tool that allows managing and controlling in real time the transit of goods between EU member states, EFTA countries and other parties to the Convention on Common Transit Procedure, – Logos Press reports.
Romania’s National Authority for Communications Administration and Regulation (ANCOM) has announced that from January 1, 2026, Moldova and Ukraine will be integrated into the EEA roaming zone, where the Roaming at Home (RLAH) pricing principle will apply, Logos Press reported.
The EU Council has approved a new trade agreement with Ukraine, which envisages increased quotas for the supply of agro-food products, Logos Press has reported.
The Nobel Prize in Economics has been awarded to Joel Mokyr, Philippe Agyon and Peter Hovitt, who argue that development requires controlled chaos, according to Logos Press.
The International Monetary Fund is demanding that Ukraine’s central bank devalue the hryvnia to strengthen the country’s finances and increase budget revenues, but Kiev is resisting such a scenario, fearing a surge in inflation and popular anger, Logos Press reported.
Estonia leads Europe with 991 technology startups per million inhabitants (in 2024). It is followed by Lithuania (474) and Latvia (429), according to a study by dealroom.co.
Analytical agency Nilson Report has published a new world acquiring rating, in which Russian Sberbank has surpassed the American JPMorgan and for the first time became the world leader, – reports Logos Press.
The exchange value of gold for the first time in history exceeded $4300 per troy ounce, – reports Logos Press with reference to Bloomberg.
Profile committees of the European Parliament voted in favor of a complete ban on imports of Russian gas and oil from January 2026, tightening the initial position of the European Commission – reports Logos Press with reference to DW.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has improved the forecast of the world economy growth in 2025 to 3.2% (+0.2%), compared to the April forecasts, and at the same time has taken a more optimistic look at the Moldovan economy, – reports Logos Press.
