The National Bank of Moldova reported this, noting that net foreign currency supply from individuals in September increased by 7.9 million euros (+2%) compared to the previous month — to 398.4 million euros, while net demand for foreign currency from legal entities rose by 54.9 million euros (+15.5%) — to 409 million euros. During the reporting month, the NBM did not intervene in the local foreign currency market. The average exchange rate of the Moldovan leu against the euro changed from 20.0541 MDL/EUR in August to 20.1034 EUR/MDL in September 2026. In the structure of net foreign currency supply from individuals, the euro continued to account for the largest share (66.2%). // 21.10.2026 — InfoMarket.
In Moldova, demand for foreign currency is almost entirely met by supply from the general public
In Moldova in September 2026, net demand for foreign currency from economic agents was met by net supply from individuals at a rate of 97.4%, compared with 110.3% in August
