Romanian carmaker Dacia's sales on foreign markets grew by 15 per cent last year compared to 2009, with France accounting for over a third of total exports.

Several countries rank high on the 2011 Index of Economic Freedom, as reforms begin to bite, while others lag as result of age-old problems, especially corruption.

The Romanian Central Bank, BNR, has decided to keep the key interest rate at 6.25 per cent after its first monetary policy meeting of the year.

Consumer spending in December looks disappointing, as economically fearful shoppers refuse to splash out

Romania has become a lucrative energy market for investors, particularly those interested in wind power, a recent report says.

There is more talk about graft than action in Europe’s two most corrupt member states.

The Romanian government plans to pour billions of euros into efforts to expand and modernize the country's roads and rails in 2011, one of the few sectors to get a major boost in the new budget.