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Moldovan exports to the United States in 2025 decreased by 35%, mainly due to a decrease in shipments of goods of genuine Moldovan origin.
The article by Logos Press on the problems of the appraisal activity that arose after Moldova’s transition to the International Standards of Real Estate Appraisal, which was published in the last issue, caused a great resonance.
On August 4, 2025, the Board of Directors of the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) approved the decision to revoke the license of 06.11.2018 issued to JSC “Moldovagaz” for natural gas supply activities. The obligations to provide services to consumers are assigned to the state-owned enterprise Energocom JSC.
The level of indexation of pensions in Moldova in 2025 exceeded the inflation rate. According to the authorities, this ensured a real increase in the income of pensioners. The opposition believes that they were only restored their income to the level of the previous year, taking into account price increases, and that the rights of pensioners were violated due to insufficient compensation for past years. Experts say that the pension system requires deep reform for sustainable and fair pension provision. Otherwise, both the state and pensioners themselves will continue to “run as hard as they can just to stay where they are”.
The Women’s European Football Championship was held in Switzerland, the tournament became the 14th in history. For the second time in a row, the trophy was won by the English women, who defeated the Spanish women in the final in a penalty shootout. The tournament became a record in terms of prize money, attendance and TV audience interest, but despite the impressive investment, it became unprofitable. The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) admits that it did not expect the women’s championship to perform as well as the men’s tournament, but intends to continue to invest in its promotion.
More than 45% of savings of the population of Moldova are kept on “dead deposits” – bank accounts without interest.
Moldovan beekeepers, during a meeting of the Advisory Council for Beekeeping under the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry MAIA, reported a number of serious problems in the sector and once again requested the assistance of the Cabinet of Ministers.
When U.S. President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen shook hands at Trump Golf Club in Scotland on Sunday, they didn’t just announce a new trade agreement. They formalized Europe’s economic and ideological surrender. By agreeing to a 15% duty on most goods exported to the US, the EU capitulated to Trump’s worldview (a zero-sum game). In doing so, the EU abandoned the principles of multilateralism that had long guided world trade.
The progress of preparations for European integration was assessed at 3 points. The evaluation of the second independent report on monitoring Moldova’s implementation of the European Commission’s recommendations was carried out by the independent analytical center Expert-Grup. The pain points are everywhere, we present some of them.
Marculesti International Airport is entering a period of active development. Large-scale infrastructure modernization works will start here, a passenger terminal will be built, specialized equipment for cargo handling and passenger service will be installed, meteorological and air navigation systems will be installed.
In its last session, the outgoing for good current parliament passed, without consulting the government and business, several amendments to legislation that could seriously affect the country’s economy.
In just one month – in June 2025. – the state budget deficit increased by 2 billion lei. According to the Finance Ministry’s report, the state budget execution at the end of the first half of 2025 ended with a deficit of 7.6 billion lei, while at the end of May it amounted to 5.6 billion lei.
Moldova has been in a state of protracted reforms without a clear perspective for decades. The incomplete transition from the Soviet past, constant political crisis, growing social inequality, high level of corruption and lack of strategic thinking create an unstable institutional environment. Systemic contradictions have engulfed all spheres of life and intensify institutional fragmentation and polarization of society. But most importantly, they impede sustainable development. And here in Moldova, for the first time, they started talking about a new, real and working vision of economic revival. At its center is the quality of public administration as a basis from which all other directions of modernization are naturally built: from the economy to the social sphere.
The Bashkan of Gagauzia, Eugenia Gutsul, was sentenced on August 5 by the judge of the Buiucani sector of the Chisinau court, Anna Cucerescu, to 7 years of imprisonment and confiscation of property worth about 41 million lei.
Moldovan athletes Nicoleta Cojocaru, Catherine Vilcu, Dan Betca and Danu Secrieru climbed the podium at the European Junior Weightlifting Championships (U-15 and U-17), held in Madrid (Spain).
In the construction sector of Moldova, the tendency to reduce the number of objects under construction continues. This is evidenced by statistical data on the number of issued permits.
The unexpected happened: electricity tariffs for consumers in Moldova decreased.
Today, a new major catastrophe is looming: the rapid warming of the planet and increasing environmental degradation are jeopardizing all sectors of the global economy. While many investors continue with business as usual, as if unaware of what is coming, there is a group of investors who are trying to get off the dangerous path – long-term asset owners, including pension funds and sovereign wealth funds.
Last week marked 33 years since the end of the war on the Dniester: On July 29, 1992, the Joint Peacekeeping Forces were established and the peacekeeping operation in the Security Zone began. An unrecognized territory – the Transdniestrian Moldovan Republic – appeared.
With heightened uncertainty, policymakers in emerging economies will be forced to make difficult trade-offs between high debt, slowing growth and new spending needs, the IMF said in a blog on economic policy adjustment.
