Romanian Government Falls, Raising Questions Over IMF Bailout

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One of the coalition's first acts was to negotiate a EUR20 billion rescue loan from the International Monetary Fund and European Union. The government collapse puts the IMF loan at risk because a caretaker government will struggle to pass important legislation the IMF demanded, said Elizabeth Andreew, an analyst for Nordea in Copenhagen.

There could be some opportunity for Romania in this change, but in the short term I imagine this will mean more difficulties for parts of Romania. And if Romania has problems that means Moldova will have even more stresses and problems.