Romania حدودية

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Romania is the largest economy in southeastern Europe outside of Turkey and Greece, with a nominal GDP of approximately 423 billion USD in 2024 and a diverse base spanning energy, manufacturing, agriculture, and information technology. The country is a member of the European Union and benefits from EU structural funds that support infrastructure investment, partly offsetting fiscal consolidation pressures that have weighed on growth in 2024 and 2025. Key industries include oil and gas extraction, hydroelectric and nuclear power generation, automotive components, food processing, and a rapidly growing IT services sector centered on cities such as Cluj-Napoca, Bucharest, and Iasi. Growth slowed to 0.9 percent in 2024 and an estimated 0.7 percent in 2025 amid fiscal tightening, elevated inflation, and weak export demand, though EU-funded investment projects provide a partial offset. The Bucharest Stock Exchange has expanded substantially, surpassing EUR 100 billion in total market capitalisation for the first time at end-2025, and Romania was reclassified by MSCI as an Advanced Frontier Market in June 2025.

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المؤشرات الكلية

GDP اسمي، دولار	$423.00B
نمو GDP حقيقي، سنوي	0.9%
التضخم سنوي	5.8%
السكان نسمة	19.0M
نصيب الفرد من GDP دولار	$22,200
القيمة السوقية إجمالي المُدرج، دولار	$110.00B
القيمة السوقية / GDP	20.7%
البطالة	5.4%
الشركات المدرجة	331
البورصة	Bucharest Stock Exchange (Bursa de Valori Bucuresti) (BVB)

سنة البيانات: 2025. المصادر: Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) official statistics and press releases, PwC Romania, Bucharest Stock Exchange and M&A Valuation Multiples, 9th edition (2026, covering 2025 data), OECD Economic Outlook Volume 2025 Issue 2 (Romania chapter), OECD Economic Surveys: Romania 2026, Eurostat via German Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) Romania indicators 2025, WIIW Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies, Romania indicators 2025, IMF World Economic Outlook database, MSCI Global Market Accessibility Review, June 2025, Romanian Financial Supervisory Authority (ASF) press release, 26 June 2025, Romania Insider: BSE 2024 wrap-up and 2025 reclassification coverage, Wikipedia: Economy of Romania, Bucharest Stock Exchange, BET Index, BET-TR, ROTX, Stockopedia Romania market data (2026), MarketCap.company Romania listings (May 2026), Admiral Markets: Biggest Companies in Romania 2026. Individual figures may cover different reference periods — for example a fiscal year, or an estimate for the current year — and the overview above states these where known.

البورصة المحلية وإمكانية الوصول

البورصة	Bucharest Stock Exchange (Bursa de Valori Bucuresti)
الرمز	BVB
الموقع الإلكتروني	www.bvb.ro
العملة	RON

وصول الوسطاء المحليين

Romanian residents may trade BSE-listed securities through local brokers regulated by the Financial Supervisory Authority (ASF), including Tradeville, BT Capital Partners, and Swiss Capital, as well as through the retail platforms of major banks. International retail investors can gain access to BSE-listed shares through European online brokers that offer access to the BVB market, such as Interactive Brokers, XTB, and eToro, though availability of individual Romanian equities varies by broker. US-based retail investors typically access Romania through ETFs or, for the handful of companies with ADR programmes, through US-listed instruments, as direct trading on the BVB from the US is operationally complex.

وسطاء عالميون مع إمكانية الوصول إلى الأسواق الأجنبية

• Interactive Brokers — Direct access to 90+ markets worldwide, including many emerging exchanges.
• Saxo Bank — Multi-market access across Asia, Europe and the Middle East.
• Charles Schwab (Global) — Foreign ordinary shares on select markets; US-listed ADRs and ETFs.
• Fidelity International Trading — International stock trading on a number of developed and emerging markets.

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الانتقال والإقامة

وصول المستثمرين الأجانب

EU citizens may reside and work in Romania without restriction. Non-EU nationals require a long-stay visa and may then apply for temporary residence; categories include employment, self-employment, and business purposes. Romania has a relatively low cost of living compared with western EU states, and Bucharest hosts a growing expatriate and digital-nomad community. Romania joined the Schengen Area in January 2024 for air and sea travel, with full land-border integration following. The country uses the Romanian Leu (RON) and has not yet adopted the euro.