Romania’s central bank vice-governor, Cosmin Marinescu, has stated that the recent reconfirmation of the country’s sovereign rating by Fitch Ratings is well-supported by positive macroeconomic developments. He highlighted several key factors influencing the decision, including a decreasing budget deficit and anticipated decline in inflation. Furthermore, projections for economic growth recovery, robust international reserves, and the strength of the banking sector all contributed to the positive assessment. Marinescu outlined these points in a statement released on the National Bank of Romania's website, demonstrating the agency’s acknowledgement of Romania’s improving economic situation. The reconfirmation signifies continued investor confidence in the Romanian economy. He believes these indicators collectively justified Fitch’s decision to maintain the current rating.