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For energy projects of common and mutual interest to European Union member states and member states of the Energy Community, the government is establishing a priority framework for institutional coordination. These projects will benefit from expedited approval procedures.
Gold fell below $4,000 per ounce for the first time since last November, while silver broke through the $60 mark. Precious metals came under pressure from a strengthening dollar and growing expectations of a tighter monetary policy by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
The Italian fashion house Valentino will receive additional financial support from its shareholders after the company ended 2025 with an operating loss and an increase in its debt burden.
Prime Minister Alexander Munteanu will pay a working visit to Gdańsk, Poland, from June 24 to 26, 2026, where he will take part in the Conference on the Reconstruction of Ukraine—URC2026.
While shopping malls are losing customers, investors across Europe are betting on a simpler format—retail parks on the outskirts of cities. Of the 34 billion euros invested in European retail in 2025, retail parks accounted for 41% of the total. By comparison, shopping streets attracted 34%, while shopping malls accounted for just 25%.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is currently financing 75 major projects in Moldova. Since it began operations in the country in 1992, the bank has invested more than 3.1 billion euros in approximately 200 projects.
The government has approved the National Tourism Development Program for 2026–2029—“Tourism 2029.” A total of 618.2 million lei has been allocated for its implementation. The authorities intend to make tourism one of the drivers of economic growth, capable of attracting more visitors, generating additional revenue for businesses and local communities, and creating new jobs.
Venezuela is undergoing the largest debt restructuring in its history as it prepares to officially recognize its national debt of approximately $240 billion. This step became possible following a change in government and the removal of President Nicolás Maduro, which paved the way for the lifting of international sanctions and the start of negotiations with creditors. The investment bank Centerview Partners was brought in to develop a plan to return the national debt to a sustainable level.
The start of negotiations on a financial agreement between the Republic of Moldova and the European Investment Bank regarding the implementation of the “Livada Moldovei II” project was approved at today’s government meeting. The project provides for a concessional loan of 150 million euros, intended to modernize and strengthen the agri-food sector.
On Wednesday, the U.S. dollar continued to strengthen, reaching a new 13-month high against a basket of major currencies. Investors sought shelter from the sharp decline in tech stocks and braced for a possible interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve (Fed).
Amendments to regulatory acts adopted by the government lay the groundwork for the development and proper maintenance of irrigation and drainage systems.
Ahead of major changes that are set to revamp the functioning of the Moldovan capital market, LOGOS PRESS presents an interview with Dumitru Budianschi, chairman of the National Commission for the Financial Market.
The Institute of Emergency Medicine (IMU) has modernized its operating room by purchasing a high-tech microscope for complex spinal surgeries. The project, costing 6.17 million lei, was funded by the National Health Insurance Company (CNAM) through the fund for the development and modernization of public healthcare providers.
Twenty business associations from both sides of the Dniester River have publicly declared their commitment to supporting and promoting ESG (environmental, social, and governance) principles by signing a joint declaration.
As a result of their analysis of the 2027 budget and tax policy draft, experts at “Moldova Fruct” identified “a number of critical issues that, if implemented as proposed, risk bankrupting the agricultural sector, disrupting export logistics, and, from a fiscal standpoint, penalizing sound economic practices.”
The Strategic Agricultural Policy Program for 2026–2030 has entered into force. It provides for a new model for subsidizing agricultural producers. In 2026, support measures will be launched for operators in the crop and livestock sectors—in particular, young farmers and family farms—as well as measures to promote irrigation and organic farming.
On Tuesday, during pre-market trading, shares of SpaceX, a company specializing in space technology and artificial intelligence, fell another 4% following a $400 billion sell-off. This came after the company’s shares fell 16% on Monday as initially optimistic sentiment toward the company waned. SpaceX’s market capitalization stood at $2 trillion at the close of trading on Monday.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup has become not only the world’s largest sporting event, but also a major competitive arena for sports equipment manufacturers. While brands compete for fans’ attention through advertising campaigns, brand ambassadors, and collaborations, an equally intense battle is unfolding right on the field—for the tournament players’ uniforms.
The Ministry of Education and Research has announced that it is now accepting applications for the competition to place graduates in vacant teaching positions for the 2026–2027 academic year.
The Ukrainian biopharmaceutical company Biopharma plans to launch a plant in Arad, Romania, in late 2027, with an initial investment of 85 million euros.
