Every month the Romanian market is looking forward to the release of the monetary aggregates. The hope is that credit will pick and so will the economy. Recent data shows some pick up in credit especially for corporations. The bad news is that most of the new credit is very short term, below one year, which means that its destination is rather to cover cash -flow shortfalls and to finance business investment. Continue reading
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Romanian monetary aggregates
By florincitu
2 comments | tags: credit, M1, M3, monetary aggregates | posted in Financial Markets, Monetary Theory and Policy
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