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Loans in RON fall 9%, foreign currency loans see slight recovery
Posted on January 28th, 2010
Loans in RON fall 9%, foreign currency loans see slight recovery
Nongovernmental lending in RON fell in 2009, after seeing two-digit annual increases for almost a decade, because of the lack of demand and of banks being reluctant to grant loans.
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Loans in RON fall 9%, foreign currency loans see slight recovery
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