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Category: Banks & Finance
This year’s fall has been fruitful for forecasts of the country’s economic development. Updates followed from both international partners – IMF, WB – and local experts. All of them show cautious optimism about overcoming stagnation. However, they are unanimous that sufficient recovery growth should not be expected.
The Executive Committee of the National Bank of Moldova at its meeting on November 6 unanimously decided to keep the prime rate at the current level, reducing the mandatory reserve requirements for banks
The World Bank considers the financial situation of the Moldovan banking sector as sustainable and capable of supporting economic activity while maintaining financial stability, Logos Press reports.
In case of unjustified overstatement of VAT or discrepancy in the purchase price, the State Tax Service will send a notice to the taxpayer explaining possible sanctions, Logos Press reported.
Speaking at the opening of the Leaders’ Summit in Bucharest “Roadmap for the Future”, Anca Dragu, Governor of the National Bank, emphasized the structural changes in Moldova’s economy: from a significant dependence on agriculture in 2001 (a quarter of GDP) to a diversified structure today, where the service sector accounts for 58% of GDP and the IT sector is prominent – about 8%.
Moldovan consulting firm Double Case announced the launch of the first corporate crypto coin in Moldova – Double Case Token (DCT), according to Logos Press.
Self-employed workers or freelancers will be able to enjoy all insurance benefits in accordance with the provisions of national social legislation, including maternity benefits, Logos Press reported.
Financial market regulators, capital market regulators and enforcement authorities are preparing for legal regulation of the cryptocurrency market under Europe’s single MiCA, Logos Press reported.
In Moldova, lending to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) has increased by more than 17% annually over the last 5 years, rising from 16 billion lei in 2021 to 29 billion lei in 2025.
In the first nine months of 2025, additional tax liabilities related to the payment of salaries (excluding accrued fines and penalties) amounting to 1.2 billion lei were calculated to the national public budget, Logos Press reported.
Two more primary documents with special treatment, “Act of purchase of goods” and “Milk purchase statement”, are canceled. Along with the “Act for the purchase of services for the letting of property and related expenses”, according to Logos Press.
The state budget execution at the end of September ended with a deficit of about 7 billion lei against 7.5 billion lei at the end of August, thanks to the outpacing growth of the revenue side, Logos Press reported.
