The National Bank of Moldova reported that official reserve assets stood at EUR 5.216 billion on June 30, 2026, up EUR 27.82 million from EUR 5.188 billion on May 29, 2026. Net external assets increased to EUR 5.191 billion from EUR 5.162 billion. Since the end of 2025, official reserve assets were up EUR 111.82 million and net external assets were up EUR 116.78 million. The increase in reserve assets was driven mainly by exchange rate appreciation of reserve currency components against the euro, which added EUR 38.79 million, and income from reserve management of EUR 12.64 million. Additional support came from receipts for Moldova's Ministry of Finance totaling EUR 3.95 million, including EUR 1.52 million in loans and grants for investment projects and EUR 2.43 million in net inflows to the Office for the Management of External Assistance Programs. These gains were partly offset by EUR 20.52 million in external public debt service payments, EUR 7.95 million in Ministry of Finance payments, a EUR 1.28 million revaluation loss on securities held in the investment portfolio, EUR 0.16 million in net outflows linked to licensed banks' required reserves in foreign currency, and EUR 0.08 million in other net outflows.