Romania's gross financing requirement for 2026 is estimated at 275-285 billion lei, while debt maturing and requiring refinancing exceeds 150 billion lei, according to Reuters, citing Treasury chief Ştefan Nanu. The figures show that the main pressure stems not only from the deficit, but also from the accumulation of maturities. The borrowing programme combines the domestic market, eurobonds, retail government securities, European funds, loans from international financial institutions and