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Bnr: Romania's External Debt Grew by Eur 7.48 Billion in the First Six Months of 2025
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In the first half of 2025, Romania’s external debt recorded a significant increase of EUR 7.48 billion, reaching a total of EUR 212.37 billion, according to the data published by the Romanian National Bank (BNR). This increase is attributed in particular to the long-term increase in debt and the depth of the current account deficit.
In the first six months of 2025, Romania's external debt increased by 7.48 billion euros, reaching 212.37 billion euros, according to the BNR. The growth is largely due to a long-term increase in debt and a higher deficit in the current account.
Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan stated that, by the end of this year, Romania will pay more than 10 billion euros only for the benefits of the contract loans.
Romania's external debt exploded in the first half of the year. It increased by almost 7.5 billion euros and has now reached 212 billion euros, according to NBR data. Over 76% of this amount is long-term external debt. Here too, there is an increase of almost 5 percent compared to the end of last year.
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Romania's deficit grew by EUR 2.2 billion in the first six months of 2025, reaching 13.9 billion, and external debt amounted to nearly EUR 212.4 billion.
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