By Luiza Ilie BUCHAREST (Reuters) – Romania will reduce its foreign debt issuance target for next year as it taps EU funds and low interest rate loans, while a lower budget deficit will reduce its overall net issuance, the finance ministry’s treasury head told Reuters on Friday. The European Union state has become a fixture on foreign markets, borrowing both euros and dollars four times this year, the latest in September. “These days, an issuer has much shorter windows of opportunity which require flexibility,” treasury chief Stefan Nanu told Reuters in an interview. Romania has sold roughly 8…