Andra Timu is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including NDTV Profit and Bloomberg News. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on finance, investment strategies, and regional interest, while also delving into areas such as drone technology and energy policy. Andra's work has been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo Finance, Fortune, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Andra Timu's coverage focuses on government and politics, finance, economy, EU affairs, inflation concerns in the region, and NATO-related developments. Her articles often cite official announcements and legal policies.
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By: Thomas Escritt, Daniel Hornak, Andra Timu, Andrea Dudik
The green excavator scooped another heap of arid dirt and rocks before swiveling around to deposit the load onto barges ready to be sunk deep into the Danube River. Watched by a group of workers in the scorching Romanian heat, it was the latest stage in a complex engineering operation with a specific goal: to gain 10 centimeters.
Romania can keep the second nuclear reactor at its Cernavoda plant in operation for at least nine more days after explosive works on the Danube led to an increase in the flow of the river by 4cm (1.6 inches).
Romania is likely to hold borrowing costs unchanged at the highest level in the European Union as a lengthy political crisis clouds the economic and inflation outlook.
By: Andra Timu, Irina Vilcu
Romania held interest rates at the highest level in the European Union, with the central bank waiting for inflation to slow below 10% and political turmoil to subside before considering policy easing.
By: Andra Timu, Irina Vilcu
Romania will likely be forced to shut down the second nuclear reactor at its Cernavoda plant in the coming days as water flows in the Danube River have dropped to a record low, Deputy Energy Minister Cristian Busoi said.
By: Andra Timu, Zoltan Simon
Romania is shutting down its sole nuclear plant while Hungary is trying to salvage the operation of its own facility as a persistent drought curbs Danube river flows and hampers the cooling of reactors.
Romania is taking additional emergency steps to maintain cooling water supplies for its Cernavoda nuclear power plant as water flows in the Danube River fall to their lowest level in recent history, the government said.
Romania is poised to lose about €770 million ($816 million) in recovery funding from the European Union after it failed to approve a unified wage law.
By: Peter Laca, Andra Timu
Romania’s failure to pass a key reform measure is complicating prospects of further fiscal improvement and increases risks of the country losing its investment credit rating.
Renewable developer Scatec ASA is planning to more than double its global generation capacity by 2028 by shifting part of its focus to Europe, where it sees high demand for grid-scale batteries opening up new possibilities for the clean energy sector.
