According to the regulator’s comprehensive analysis, all key macroprudential indicators are within safe limits, and market conditions remain stable.
The Financial Stress Index (FSI) has fallen to 0.39, which is significantly below the established critical threshold of 0.51. This indicates that the financial system is operating normally and healthily, with no signs of market stress.
The banking sector’s vulnerability level stands at –0.34, remaining well below the vulnerability threshold. A negative value for this indicator directly indicates the absence of any build-up of systemic risks within banking institutions.
The risk of direct contagion in the interbank sector is assessed as ‘low’. According to NBM analysts, the system’s security is guaranteed by the fact that the majority of Moldovan banks’ interbank placements are traditionally held with reliable foreign financial institutions.
Based on the results of stress testing and risk assessments across all analysed segments, the country’s banking system retains sufficient resilience, underpinned by sound liquidity and capitalisation ratios.
The regulator assures that it will continue to carry out ongoing macroprudential supervision to prevent potential threats in a timely manner and safeguard the stability of Moldova’s financial market.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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