This country is literally collapsing, we might need a Eurobank intervention soon to avoid a debt crisis.

>>213738589 (OP)
if everyone from EU just gives 0.5% of their GDP to romania, it would turn romania into a first world country and a suerpower

>Government Debt to GDP in Romania averaged 28.65 percent of GDP from 1995 until 2024, reaching an all time high of 54.80 percent of GDP in 2024.
???

>>213738645
It's 60% now. If our credit rating gets downgraded shit will hit the fan quick.

>>213738589 (OP)
What you really need is Hungarian military intervention
Time to put down the rabid dog of Europe for good

>>213738589 (OP)
don't worry, you can always sell Transylvania to Hungary, Orban will buy it at every price, you can even make a good business with that

>>213738769
That's not even high, but yeah you should cull boomer pensions.

>>213738589 (OP)
>hide your debt levels
>borrow a shitton of money from franco-german banks
That's how you get an EU bailout

>>213739161
what is a high level of debt is determined not by absolute numbers but by country's ability to repay it

Fitch evaluates our rating on the 15th of August, then we will know how bad the situation really is.
Government coalition is already starting to buckle before it even hit so it's not looking promising.

>>213738769
>cetisem ionline c-o avem di probleme jidanice
Auzi mă, nahui pidarule.

>>213739115
You can sell the former Prussian areas to Germany and the Russian ones to Russia.

>>213739344
This tbhq debt is not real, just stop paying it lmao.
Fuck Timmy gun do?

kek, and just a few months ago Romanians spammed this board with charts, maps and news about how Romania allegedly surpassed V4 countries and is heading to overtake Spain or Italy

how the tables have turned, looks like you cannot break the Balkan curse so easily

>>213739376
we don't need that because we don't have excessive debt we cannot manage, we are responsible with money here
that's why our GDP growth doesn't look that stunning, but at least it's stable

>>213739399
The Socialist party inflated the wages artificially and delayed austerity for a whole year so they would win the elections, which they ended up losing.

>>213739393
Tu ce crezi ce am făcut când era Constantinescu cu Ciorbea?

>>213739393
Timmy in Brussels is going to cease all your assets and impose austerity for 50 years

>>213739452
>The Socialist party inflated the wages artificially and delayed austerity for a whole year so they would win the elections
this is just one of the most Balkan things I can think of
this is why Romania is not in V4
it feels like the Hungarian/Romanian border is a border between two different universes

>>213738589 (OP)
that's what you fucking get for stealing our outsourcing (europajeet) jobs

>>213739565
all of that just to have 15% higher gdp per capita than bulgaria

>>213739434
Come on, you can always use the extra money.

>>213739788
Romanians had some extremely big inferiority complex stemming from the fact that they were the poorest eastern European country in the 80s/90s + commonly associated with Gypsies, and once they found an opportunity to artificially raise their wealth, they used it to the maximum without thinking about the future consequences, just to flex their muscles for a while. This is literally Balkan culture in a nutshell.

>>213739874
>you can always use the extra money.
that's why we are different from you and your Balkan culture. We don't need "extra money" to show off, we prefer a balanced budget, even if some investments must be delayed for a year or two because of that. We just think in the long run, and not just only care about what is happening today.

>>213739452
Contrary to popular memes that are always pushed by the media, wages aren't the issue. It's government spending, which isn't mainly wages. You're right in the sense that the past governments did things and let the current one with all the trouble to solve.

>>213739901
they had a psychopathic North Korea tier brand of communism and without the excuse that it was imposed by Russian tanks. they were fucked.

>>213739901
>and once they found an opportunity to artificially raise their wealth, they used it to the maximum without thinking about the future consequences
What exactly did that consist of ?Genuine question

>>213738589 (OP)
This means cheap Romanian gfs for european men

>>213740028
Which the US and Western Europe shoulder some blame for for supporting simply because it was anti-Soviet.

>>213740078
--> >>213739452

who the fuck cares both poland and romania will be taken by russia soon

>>213739399
Been telling you this since probably 2023 probably. Liberals here used to worship heckin laura kovesi and 7000 k pays for doctors in Romania

>>213740226
no need to adopt such fatalist attitude m8
you just need strict austerity policies like Greece and after 15 years things will slowly start to get better

>>213740258
we're going to roexit next elections and join russia though stay mad

>>213740437
>stay mad
why would i? for Poland it would just mean more eurogibs from Brussels (we'd take Romania's share) while on the other hand it would seriously damage Russian economy if they had to support you instead so for us it's like win-win

>>213740483
youre getting liberated dont worry

>>213738589 (OP)

we have big gas reserves that the government will sell for cheap to pay for their stupid debt. romania also has europe's biggest unexploited gold mines ready to be sold to jews in exchange for debt financing

>>213740483
Poland is getting so wealthy in a few years time it will be a net contributor to the EU budget

I've been assured for like 10 years now that Romania is basically Poland and therefore 0.5 world, they can manage this easily

>>213739901

>they used it to the maximum without thinking about the future consequences,

simply not true.

As you can see the debt goes up and down for periods of 5 years. the biggest problem was COVID hit and disturbed the plans of the government.

>>213738645
>28.65 percent of GDP from 1995 until 2024, reaching an all time high of 54.80
Pathetic. Get on our level losers.

>>213740258
>just need strict austerity policies like Greece
No, the harshness of those didn't make sense. If you don't address the deeper causes of the problems, you don't fix shit just by playing with numbers.

>and after 15 years things will slowly start to get better
Didn't work here.

>>213740625

forgot pic

>>213740258
>Austerity
No lol. They need to reign in their central bank and give back credit issuance to the government. Then you can mint money to even out budget and just eat the inflation hit.

Right now when Romania has a deficit i LOANS that amount from the free central bank. Now they caused the same inflation but also have to pay back the principal amount + interest.

Although if you reign in the central bank the US will bomb you so...

>Austerity to deal with retarded debt
Welcome back 1980's

>>213741190
We are getting hit by a new inflation wave while we're implementing austerity that fails to even get the deficit down to 7% and the government is threatening to collapse one week ahead of the Fitch credit reevaluation. God literally hates gypsy shithole.

>>213741394
How about the government plays with a smaller budget instead of taking on a bunch of liabilities?

if it's any consolation, we're heading the same way because we faked out books to get in the eurozone

>>213741435
my dad got a free iphone and bmw from the government though

>>213741435
They will get executed like Ceausescu if they try that. There are weekly protests on the streets because of the cuts.

>>213741190
at least today you can fuck off to France or Germany whereas back then you couldn't even step across the border without getting shot by state security

>>213741462
go home radev

what are the chances the current coalition collapses and the pro russia parties get 50%+ in snap election ?

>>213741462
VPN off, Bogdan

>>213741541
pro russian parties are pussies and will wait for better times

>>213738589 (OP)
Didn’t they elect a right-wing populist and the EU randomly decided to oust him? How is that different from the Soviet Invasion of Czechoslovakia or Hungary?

>>213741591
>EU randomly decided
the Romanian constitutional court is not "the EU"

>>213741541
They're not really pro-Russia. They're more like Trump bootlickers.
As for the question it could happen by end of year if we get downgraded.

>>213741654
It is.

>>213741724
oh ok so why run in the first place

>>213741811
Greed.

>>213738769
>It's 60% now

Pathetic, we're 118%

>>213742039
>we will join the euro just in time to bail out luigi's neetbux payments
excellent

>>213742039
Yes but ours is growing incredibly quickly and threatening to spiral out of control

>>213740541

>it will be a net contributor to the EU budget

Kek, i can already imagine the oceanic rallys in polish cities asking for Polexit or some other gibberish
> "what do you mean, we have to *PAY* now?"

>>213738589 (OP)
>we might need a Eurobank intervention soon to avoid a debt crisis.

same lmao

>>213741190
at least your birth rate will skyrocket

>>213742366
Birthrate was already under 2.1 by the 80s

>>213738589 (OP)
i dont understand how the romanian debt level keep increasing rapibly when nothing changes in the country at all
>inb4 those cherry picked videos
those new offices and condos are private investment, nothing to do with the government

>>213740258
you dont need austerity if you can increase the gdp
i think the problem is that romanian economy is pretty shit, there is not much room for productivity improvements

>>213742475
they invested $50 trillion into their roads, o algo

rogypsies cannot handle freedom thats why russia is their only way out

>>213742475
We bought a shitloads of weapons from USA, Israel, Germany on credit. On top of what we already got ourselves and got as donations. The country is getting turned into a fortress. That's because NATO's second Suwalki corridor is in the Brăila region. Doesn't hurt to know real world stuff, you know video games are for children under 15.

>>213742433
2.1 would be still a dream for today's Romania

your provocative anti-Hungarian threads on /int/ finally backfired on you
Turul took his revenge

>>213742475
COVID, highways, wage increases under PSD, inflation, energy prices going up and military spending having to rise to 5% to meet the Trump quota.

>>213742475
It's also that the previous government knew shit was fucked for like 2 years but chose to do nothing about it because they wanted to squeeze another election in at the end of 2024. Then that got cancelled too so we had to keep the circus going for another half a year until mid 2025.

>>213742762
>>213743156
>>213743280
so nothing changes on the ground? thats pretty disappointing desu