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    The finance ministers of the EU’s six largest economies – Germany, France, Italy, Poland, Spain and the Netherlands – have agreed to support centralized oversight of the EU’s capital markets. This could be one of the most significant breakthroughs in recent years in the realization of the European single capital market project.

    Banks & Finance 1 June 2026

    According to a major Russian mineral fertilizer producer, the European Commission extended the measure, but did not prove that dumping by this company’s structures would continue after its cancellation.

    Politics & Economy 1 June 2026

    Romanian railway operator CFR Călători resumes direct international connections from Bucharest to Varna, Sofia and Istanbul from June. The new seasonal routes may become an additional transportation alternative for Moldovans, especially against the background of high demand for summer trips to Bulgaria and Turkey.

    Technology & Innovation 1 June 2026

    The combined fortune of the richest Russian businessmen has grown by $21.85 billion since the beginning of 2026,

    Investments & Markets 1 June 2026

    Iraq’s Oil Ministry announced the discovery of a major oil field in the southern province of Najaf, near the border with Saudi Arabia.

    Global Economy 1 June 2026

    The completed UEFA Champions League 2025/26 season has once again confirmed its status as the most lucrative club tournament in world soccer. According to UEFA estimates, around €2.47 billion will be distributed among the participants of the competition, and the revenues of the leading clubs exceeded the mark of €150 million per season.

    Sport & Tourism 1 June 2026

    Moldova imported more rape seeds for the current agricultural season 2025/26 than it imported during the last season (a record season in terms of sown areas of this crop). Analysis of aerial survey data confirms this trend: rapeseed sown areas for the 2026 harvest in Moldova (including Transnistria) reach a new historical maximum of 158 thousand hectares.

    Agribusiness & Winemaking 1 June 2026

    On the occasion of International Children’s Day, the country’s leadership addressed congratulations and words of support to young citizens, emphasizing education, reading, personal development and family support.

    Society 1 June 2026

    On Children’s Day, Customs officers greeted young passengers with a gesture symbolizing care for them.

    Society 1 June 2026

    German businesses that continue to operate in Russia are mostly in favor of resuming purchases of Russian oil and gas.

    Business & Companies 1 June 2026

    Young entrepreneurs and those planning to start their own business can attend a three-day free training organized by the State Tax Service.

    Pro Business 1 June 2026

    The municipal enterprise ‘Chisinau Zoo’ has announced an open tender for the procurement of animal feed. The total value of the contract is estimated at 976,500 lei. The contracting authority invites interested suppliers to submit tenders for 11 lots.

    City & Regions 1 June 2026

    The Ukrainian Grain Association (UZA) forecasts the harvest of grain and oilseed crops in 2026 at the level of 83.6 million tons. The UZA’s estimate for 2025 is 80 million tons of these products.

    Agribusiness & Winemaking 1 June 2026

    The index of business activity in the eurozone manufacturing sector, according to S&P Global surveys, fell to 51.6 in May from 52.2 in April, hitting a two-month low. The slowdown came amid stagnant new orders in May, which offset a record four-year rise in sales in April. Export orders for production declined during the month.

    Global Economy 1 June 2026

    By 2050, more people will die each year from superbacteria than from cancer. According to Japanese pharmaceutical experts, antibiotic resistance is a “serious threat” to our health and economy.

    Global Economy 1 June 2026

    Moldova needs a comprehensive fiscal reform aimed at broadening the tax base while preserving the scope for increasing public spending, especially on wages and investment. The tax base should be broadened by eliminating numerous tax exemptions, especially those resulting from the differentiated VAT rate, and by combating the informal economy.

    Без категории 1 June 2026

    Moldova strengthens protection of the capital market ecosystem. National legislation updates the guarantees for collective investment organizations in line with European realities. These will include guarantees of equality regardless of the country of origin of capital, protection against expropriation, guarantees of freedom of financial transactions and protection in derivatives.

    Banks & Finance 1 June 2026

    Gold prices declined on Monday, June 1, amid the escalation of the conflict between the United States and Iran. Investors preferred to focus not on geopolitical risks, but on the consequences of rising oil prices, which may push the U.S. Federal Reserve to maintain high interest rates.

    Investments & Markets 1 June 2026

    The Republic of Moldova is among the countries where the threat of terrorist acts and other similar phenomena is minimal.

    Global Economy 1 June 2026

    Turkey’s economy slowed in the first quarter. The central bank tightened monetary policy to reduce risks associated with the conflict with Iran. The shock caused volatility in the energy market and complicated the Turkish central bank’s efforts to curb inflation. Turkey imports a significant amount of oil and natural gas, making its economy particularly sensitive to changes in global energy prices.

    Global Economy 1 June 2026

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