Romanian easing cycle at an end

The deterioration in the inflation outlook and concerns about triggering a sell-off in the currency caused the National Bank of Romania to bring its easing cycle to an end. But, barring a sharp fall in the leu, we don’t think policymakers will start to raise interest rates any time soon.

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