Romania Diverts Danube Water to Keep Nuclear Plant Running

Romania is using explosives to redirect water into the Danube and hopes to delay a nuclear plant shutdown as water levels remain low. The Romanian prime minister said no fuel supply problems are expected, though the energy system remains under pressure. Bulgaria's Kozloduy nuclear power plant reports no threat to operations from the low Danube levels. Romania also launched a new Fidelis government bond offering this week, and Bulgarian manufacturing managers show signs of stabilisation.