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Further cuts to come in Romania

The surprise decision by the National Bank of Romania (NBR) to accelerate the pace of policy easing reflects several factors, including a growing conviction that inflation will fall back by the end of this year and the insurance offered by a new precautionary stand-by arrangement with the IMF. With domestic demand weakening we think that further cuts may now be likely and are nudging down our end-year forecast for rates to 4%.

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