The National Bank of Moldova published November 2025 foreign-exchange market indicators showing that individuals’ net foreign-currency supply covered 89.9% of economic agents’ net FX demand, up from 82.1% in October. The central bank also recorded net interbank purchases of EUR 15.0m. Month on month, individuals’ net FX supply fell by EUR 68.8m (-24.0%) to EUR 218.4m, while economic agents’ net FX demand decreased by EUR 106.9m (-30.6%) to EUR 243.0m. For January–November 2025, net supply from individuals totalled EUR 2,855.0m and net FX sales to legal entities totalled EUR 3,412.9m, implying an 83.7% coverage ratio versus 86.1% in January–November 2024. The Moldovan leu averaged 19.7041 MDL per EUR in November (19.7110 in October), and the euro accounted for 69.9% of individuals’ net FX supply, followed by the US dollar at 23.2% and other currencies at 6.9%.