In July 2022, the monetary base  increased by MDL 3,755.3 million (6.1%) compared to the previous month and constituted MDL 65,693.0 million, being 15.4% higher than in the similar period of the previous year.

În iulie 2022, banii în circulație (M0) au constituit 31 023,5 mil. lei, micșorându-se cu 688,0 mil. lei (2,2 la sută) comparativ cu decembrie 2021 

The Steering Committee of the Twinning Project “Strengthening supervision, corporate governance and risk management in the financial sector of the Republic of Moldova”, financed by the European Union, met for the fourth time in Chișinău to discuss the achieved results as well as the future progress. 

The year of 2021 can be considered one of recovery of the national economy after the pandemic crisis and of resumption of activities after the decline in 2020. 

The Governor of the National Bank of Moldova, Octavian Armașu, had a meeting with the Deputy Head of Mission at the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in the Republic of Moldova, Ullrich Kinne.

The current inflation forecast relative to that in the previous Inflation Report has been revised upwards through the first quarter of 2023 and downwards for the rest of the comparable period, except for the first quarter of 2024.

As of the end of the 2nd quarter of 2022, the offer price for the residential property in Chișinău has continued the increasing trend established since the 1st quarter of 2020. 

The Executive Board's decision aims at tempering the rapid growth rates of consumer prices, mitigating the secondary effects of supply shocks, stimulating financial intermediation in the national currency and saving against consumption, stabilizing the trade balance, as well as anchoring inflationary expectations.

The National Bank of Moldova (NBM) convened the planned meeting of the National Payments Council (NPC) on Cooperation and Innovation in Payment Services and Systems.

Monedă comemorativă din seria „Știință și inovare”, în circulaţie din 27 martie 2018.

The Governor of the National Bank of Moldova, Octavian Armașu, met today with the World Bank’s Country Manager for Moldova, Inguna Dobraja.

In June 2022, the monetary base increased by MDL 2,190.3 million (3.7%) compared to the previous month and constituted MDL 61,937.7 million, being 11.0% higher than in the similar period of the previous year.

In June 2022, new loans extended  by banks totaled MDL 4,346.1 million , increasing by 9.0% compared to June 2021.

In June 2022, the currency in circulation (M0)  amounted to MDL 30,601.8 million, decreasing by MDL 1,096.9 million (3.5%) compared to December 2021

Bank resolution represents the restructuring process of a bank that the National Bank of Moldova carries out as the resolution authority.