Romania to Hold Rates as Inflation Set to Ease: Decision Guide

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Romania’s central bank is expected to leave borrowing costs unchanged for a third consecutive meeting as it anticipates an easing in the fastest inflation in almost two decades.

Policymakers in Bucharest will hold the benchmark rate at 7% on Wednesday, according to all economists polled in a Bloomberg survey. The bank brought a tightening cycle to a standstill after 11 hikes helped rein in borrowing costs that reached their highest level since 2010.