"The situation seems to be less sound in Romania where FDI inflows reflect to some extent privatisation receipts [as suggested by a significant increase in reserves] which are likely to decline in the years to come, possibly resulting in increased vulnerability," the report said. "Moreover the banking sector seems to play much more important role in financing the current account deficit than in Bulgaria."
“Situacija je, čini se, manje povoljna u Rumuniji, u kojoj priliv DSI, u izvesnoj meri, odražava prihode od privatizacije (na šta ukazuje i značajno povećanje rezervi) koji će verovatno opasti narednih godina, što može da rezultira povećanom ranjivošću”, stoji u izveštaju. “Štaviše, izgleda da bankarski sektor igra mnogo važniju ulogu u finansiranju deficita tekućeg računa nego u Bugarskoj.”