Romania's inflation has climbed toward the 10% mark amid significant political turbulence. The country is navigating through what many consider its most severe political upheaval since the fall of communism. This economic backdrop—combining double-digit inflation pressure with political uncertainty—creates an interesting lens for understanding how geopolitical and macroeconomic factors shape asset allocation strategies globally. Stagflation risks and currency stability concerns like these often drive institutional and retail attention toward alternative assets.