Romania to Sell More International Bonds by End-June
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Romania plans to return to international markets in the first part of this year and sell euro-denominated bonds after raising $2 billion in dollar securities yesterday, Budget Minister Liviu Voinea said.
The eastern European country aims to sell 10-year euro bonds once a “window of opportunity opens” as part of its strategy to lengthen debt maturity, Voinea said in a phone interview from Vienna today.