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by Bogdan Asaftei

BUCHAREST (Romania), March 10  (SeeNews) - Romania must meet the targets set out in its 20-billion euro ($27 billion) bailout deal with international lenders and stabilize its economy to qualify for a credit ratings upgrade, local analysts said on Wednesday, a day after Standard & Poor's improved its outlook on the country's ratings.

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