The National Bank of Moldova’s Governor, Anca Dragu, met with Germany’s Ambassador to Moldova, Hubert Knirsch, to discuss Moldova’s macroeconomic situation and the central bank’s monetary policy measures aimed at maintaining financial stability, including the recent disinflation trend. Dragu pointed to a gradual decline in inflation in line with the expected downward trajectory and said the central bank is monitoring inflation developments closely and is prepared to intervene as needed to ensure price stability while supporting economic growth. The discussion also covered the importance of structural reforms, stronger governance in the financial sector and a resilient, well-capitalised and well-governed financial system, alongside the National Bank’s role in implementing Moldova’s Reform Agenda linked to European Union integration. Officials highlighted the MIA instant payments system as a key step in modernising financial infrastructure and noted progress from Moldova’s accession to the Single Euro Payments Area, which further integrates the country into the European payments market.
National Bank of Moldova 2025-11-05
National Bank of Moldova reviews disinflation, payments modernisation and EU integration in talks with Germany’s ambassador
The National Bank of Moldova's Governor, Anca Dragu, met with Germany’s Ambassador to discuss Moldova’s macroeconomic situation and monetary policy, highlighting a recent disinflation trend. The meeting emphasized structural reforms, financial sector governance, and the National Bank's role in Moldova's EU integration. Progress in modernizing financial infrastructure, including the MIA instant payments system and accession to the Single Euro Payments Area, was noted.