Robor decline might stimulate demand for "First Home" loans in lei 22.04.2011

22.04.2011 Robor decline might stimulate demand for "First Home" loans in lei The decline in interests on lei on the interbank market and the increase in euro loan costs might stimulate clients to apply for state-secured mortgage loans in lei, after almost all the loans sold in the previous stages of the "First Home" scheme were

Robor decline might stimulate demand for "First Home" loans in lei

The decline in interests on lei on the interbank market and the increase in euro loan costs might stimulate clients to apply for state-secured mortgage loans in lei, after almost all the loans sold in the previous stages of the "First Home" scheme were euro denominated.

Robor decline might stimulate demand for "First Home" loans in lei

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