The quality and pace of Romania economic growth depends on infrastructure and the quality of the business environment. Infrastructure is a problem in Romania and as far as governance is concerned, Romania, like Poland, is in a better position than other countries in emerging Europe, but there is room for improvement, said Zlotowski.
Coface performed a series of adjustments to the evolution of Romania′s macroeconomic indicators and considers that the level of non-performing loans is worrying.
Despite a healthy recovery of the Romanian economy, there is a certain fragility in the corporate sector, said Zlotowski. Coface maintained Romania country risk rating at "B", the same as the one given to Bulgaria, Hungary and Croatia.
Coface economic growth estimates are: 2.9 percent for Poland (compared to 1.9 percent in 2013); 1.9 percent for the Czech Republic (as to -1.1 percent in 2013); 1.6 percent for Bulgaria (as to 0.6 percent in 2013). The countries expected to witness the largest growth are Latvia (4.2 percent) and Lithuania (3.4 percent). Coface sees the average GDP growth in emerging Europe at 2.1 percent, similar to that in 2013.
Sursa: Coface
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