The World Bank has downwardly revised its growth forecast for Romania's economy to 0.8% in 2025 and 1.3% in 2026, respectively, according to the latest “Global Economic Prospects” report published by the Bank.
Romania's Finance Ministry raised nearly RON2 billion from banks on Thursday (January 15), selling government paper in two auctions, at annual average yields of 6.09% and 6.67%, respectively.
One in four Romanian employees were in a psychological risk or burnout zone in 2025, while only 30% reported a genuinely high level of wellbeing, characterized by healthy relationships, autonomy, clarity, and a sense of fairness at work, according to the Romanian Employee Wellbeing Index conducted by RoCoach and Novel Research.
Romania's industrial production decreased by 1.1% in January-November 2025 in unadjusted data compared with the same period of 2024 and was down 0.5% when adjusted for the number of working days and seasonality, data from the country's statistical office INS showed on Thursday (January 15).