Far-right candidate George Simion emerged as the clear frontrunner in the first round of Romania’s rescheduled presidential election and is now the favourite to win the second round on 18th May. His victory would likely raise serious concerns about Romania’s pro-EU stance, which could weigh on capital inflows and add to the downward pressure on financial markets.
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