The National Bank of Moldova reported that net foreign currency supply from individuals covered 97.4% of businesses’ net demand in September 2026, down from 110.3% in August. Business demand increased faster than supply from individuals, while the central bank made no interventions in the domestic foreign exchange market during September. Net demand from businesses rose by EUR 54.9 million, or 15.5%, to EUR 409 million. Net supply from individuals increased by EUR 7.9 million, or 2%, to EUR 398.4 million. The euro accounted for 66.2% of individuals’ net supply, compared with 69.1% in August. Over January–September 2026, individuals’ net foreign currency supply covered 95.3% of businesses’ net demand, compared with 83.5% in the same period of 2025. Supply increased by 19.7% to EUR 2.82 billion, while demand rose by 4.9% to EUR 2.959 billion.
National Bank of Moldova reports foreign currency supply covered 97.4% of business demand in September
The National Bank of Moldova reported that individuals’ net foreign currency supply met 97.4% of businesses’ net demand in September 2026, down from 110.3% in August. Business demand rose 15.5% to EUR 409 million, outpacing a 2% increase in supply to EUR 398.4 million. The central bank did not intervene in the domestic foreign exchange market during the month.