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It also issued 2.5 billion Eurobonds and sold EUR 550 million worth of local currency and foreign currency bonds to households. Overall, the government borrowed over EUR 4.6 billion or 2.3% of the countryʼs GDP in only one month.
Romaniaʼs debt to GDP ratio edged up by 0.1 percentage point in September to 42.9%, from 42.8% in August and 35.3% in December 2019.
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