Romania urgently needs a reset to change current wrong direction - PSD chair Grindeanu
Romania urgently needs a 'reset' to change what he described as the country's current 'wrong' direction, Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies, chair of the Social Democratic Party (PSD) Sorin Grindeanu, said on Wednesday..
'Three pieces of bad news for the economy clearly and concretely show why Romania urgently needs a reset to change its current misguided direction. Inflation reached 10% in March. Consumption collapsed in February, for the seventh consecutive month. And the International Monetary Fund halved Romania's economic growth forecast - to just 0.7%,' Grindeanu wrote on Facebook.
According to the PSD leader, 'this is not political propaganda, but real data - a shocking snapshot showing that the economy is rapidly deteriorating and that Romanians are increasingly worse off'.
'That is why continuing to take measures against one's own people is a mistake. And this must be corrected quickly,' Sorin Grindeanu added. AGERPRES (RO - writing by: Catalina Matei; EN - writing by: Simona Iacob)
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