Romanian foreign debt rises January
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Romania's foreign debt increased to EUR 137 billion at the end of January from EUR 134 bln at the end of 2021, the country's central bank reported last week.
The end-January figure includes EUR 97 bln in long-term foreign debt.
Long-term external debt service ratio fell to 11.2% in January, compared to 16.5% at end-2021.
The ratio of the central bank's FX reserves to short-term external debt by remaining maturity increased to 86.7% at end-January, from 82.3% at end-2021.
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