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.
The Moldovan International Stock Exchange has outlined ambitious plans to expand the capital market and is preparing for the next phase of its development. At the forum in Chisinau, participants also discussed steps to accelerate the launch of trading, attract new participants, and strengthen integration with European markets.
The International Stock Exchange of Moldova has begun admitting brokers and issuers to the capital market, moving into the final stage before trading begins. The first listings are expected in the near future, and at the same time, the exchange is testing its technological infrastructure and preparing the platform for the introduction of new financial instruments.
In Chisinau, preparations are underway for the official launch of a new stock exchange and the presentation of its trading system as part of a major capital markets forum. Participants can expect discussions on regulatory changes, preparing companies for listing, and how this new instrument could impact the financing of the economy and the market's integration into the international financial system.
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