Romania’s largest employers’ confederation, Concordia, has issued a warning regarding a recent decision by the Competition Council concerning the ROBOR interest rate. The organization characterizes the ruling as aggressive and populist, particularly given existing disagreements between Romanian institutions. Concordia, led by Dan Șucu, believes the decision risks causing significant and irreversible damage to the Romanian economy. The confederation’s statement, released to HotNews, suggests the ruling’s impact could be far-reaching. They express concern over potential economic repercussions stemming from the Council’s actions. The organization did not specify the exact nature of the anticipated damage, but emphasized the severity of the potential consequences. This warning highlights growing anxieties within the Romanian business community regarding financial regulation.