Schedule of reception of citizens by the Executive Board of the National Bank of Moldova.
The registration of applicants for an audience is carried out based on a written request on the subject addressed.
Anca Dragu, Governor
1st Wednesday of the month: 14.00-16.00;
Telephone: +373 22 822 606.
Vladimir Munteanu, First Deputy Governor
2nd Wednesday of the month: 14.00-16.00;
Telephone: +373 22 822 606.
Tatiana Ivanicichina, Deputy Governor
3rd Wednesday of the month: 14.00-16.00;
Telephone: +373 22 822 607.
Constantin Șchendra, Deputy Governor
4th Wednesday of the month: 14.00-16.00;
Telephone: +373 22 822 607.
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11.10.2023
About the national currency exchange rate, foreign exchange reserves and interventions of the NBM on the money market, in a new edition of the podcast " Give Sense to Money"
The ninth edition of the podcast "Give Sense to Money" comes with news about the evolution of the national currency exchange rate, the measures taken by the National Bank of Moldova (NBM) to control fluctuations on the money market and the prospects for managing the Republic of Moldova's foreign exchange reserves.
The guest of the podcast is Daniel Savin, Director of the Financial Markets Department, the NBM's subdivision in charge of managing monetary operations, monitoring financial market risks, and managing foreign exchange reserves.
The podcast host, Liliana Barbarosie, discusses with her guest the stability of the national currency, its resilience to the challenges posed by the current crises and the immediate and future prospects. The central bank specialist also explains how decisions are taken on the appropriateness of interventions in the money market, as well as on the management of foreign exchange reserves.
The podcast also includes a short question section, such as: Which behaviour is better now: spending or saving? Which currency is better to keep your savings in?
The podcast can be watched on 12 October starting at 9:00 AM on the following platforms:
The podcast “Give sense to money” aims to systematically explain economic subjects as the crises of recent years have repeatedly highlighted the need to strengthen the financial education of Moldovan citizens.
