The National Bank of Moldova published June 2025 data on the domestic foreign exchange market, showing that net foreign currency supply from individuals covered 78.1% of economic agents’ net foreign currency demand, down from 86.4% in May. Against this backdrop, the central bank intervened in the local interbank market with net foreign currency sales of EUR 29.1 million. Net foreign currency supply from individuals rose by EUR 11.0 million (+4.2%) month on month to EUR 272.8 million, while economic agents’ net demand increased by EUR 46.1 million (+15.2%) to EUR 349.1 million. For January–June 2025, net supply from individuals totalled EUR 1,444.4 million and net sales to legal entities EUR 1,699.3 million, implying an 85.0% coverage ratio versus 92.5% in January–June 2024. The average leu-euro exchange rate increased by 0.7% to 19.6668 MDL per EUR, and the end-month level was 0.9% higher than at end-May. In the currency composition of individuals’ net supply, the euro remained dominant (69.3%), followed by the US dollar (21.9%) and other currencies (8.8%).