Although GDP is still expected to fall by 0.5% this year, activity will gradually pick up. Growth just shy of 1% is forecast for 2014,
rising to some 1.5% a year in 2015–17.
See the entire EY Study attached.
ArticlesCEOs grapple with trade and tariff uncertainty but imperatives for dealmaking remain
Articles7 persuasive communication techniques to accelerate your sales
ArticlesHorvath: 66% of pharmaceutical and biotech executives anticipate solid profit growth in 2025
InterviewsRevolutionizing urban development: exploring Veolia Romania’s GeoExchange innovation
InterviewsHOW CAN WE MAXIMIZE OUR HEALTH?
InterviewsTHE NEW ROMBAT IDENTITY - GOING FURTHER - BUILT ON TRADITION, INSPIRING THE FUTURE
InterviewsSWISS PRECISION SHAPES THE ENERGY MARKET IN ROMANIA
NewsBusiness people traveling between Cluj-Bucharest, at the top of the air passenger profile
News63.6% of employees are currently going through an emotionally difficult period
News5 to go enters the Bulgarian retail market, consolidating regional expansion objectives
NewsOrange introduces the fastest Wi-Fi for businesses in Romania
The Eurozone has emerged from its longest recession in at least three decades, with quarterly growth of 0.3% in Q2
Although GDP is still expected to fall by 0.5% this year, activity will gradually pick up. Growth just shy of 1% is forecast for 2014,
rising to some 1.5% a year in 2015–17.
See the entire EY Study attached.
