Moldova's public finances, trade flows and energy costs remained in focus in the latest morning review, alongside new steps in administrative reform, industrial parks and financial market regulation. The briefing also highlights changes in customs operations, transport and airport traffic, as well as fresh data on SEPA savings, local development funding and upcoming economic events.
Moldova's economic agenda is being shaped by a mix of fiscal pressure, external financing and market reforms, with new data showing rising public debt, fresh EU support and several major policy steps in energy, customs and public procurement. The full briefing also covers developments in banking, agriculture and industry, including market moves and decisions that could affect businesses in the months ahead.
In Moldova, the anniversary National Wine Day concluded with record-breaking attendance and tasting numbers, as well as new digital formats for tracking public interest. Organizers note that the increase in activity spanned all major wine categories, and the celebration itself extended beyond the usual confines of the main venue.
An international conference will be held in Chisinau on the coordination of economic and monetary policy in the context of accelerated European integration. The discussion will focus on selecting the optimal instruments for the period of convergence with the EU, the impact of integration on the economy, and approaches to managing fiscal risks, with the participation of high-ranking representatives from European financial institutions and regulators.
The Fintech Moldova Conference (FMC26) will take place in Chișinău on October 2 as part of Moldova Business Week 2026
A fund with capital of more than 1 million euros to support Moldova's startup ecosystem will officially begin accepting applications on September 30, the third day of Moldova Business Week
Moldova is planning its gas purchases for the upcoming season in advance and in stages, using various types of contracts and competitive procedures to mitigate price risks and ensure a steady supply for consumers. The Ministry of Energy notes that current exchange prices do not reflect the full picture, as a significant portion of the volume has already been contracted for the upcoming period.
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