The strengthening of the euro for the Moldovan exporters has both positive and negative consequences, being a reflection of the ongoing world processes, reports Logos Press.

The desire of the EU authorities to transfer 210 billion euros from frozen Russian assets as a loan to Ukraine could, according to many experts, increase the reputational and political risks of owning European assets, as well as call into question their status as a global financial haven, Logos Press reported.

Since the beginning of 2025, the euro has grown against the dollar by 13%, which is the maximum for the last 4 years. In this connection, economists have started talking about the “euro moment” in global finance and a new stage in the search for an alternative to the dollar, Logos Press reports.
