The National Bank of Moldova published its April 2025 foreign exchange market indicators, showing that individuals’ net foreign currency supply covered 91.8% of economic agents’ net foreign currency demand, up from 88.6% in March. The central bank did not conduct interventions in the local foreign exchange market during the month. Individuals’ net foreign currency supply rose to EUR 280.3 million, up EUR 65.3 million (+30.4%) from March, while net foreign currency sales to legal entities increased to EUR 305.2 million, up EUR 62.5 million (+25.8%). Over January to April 2025, individuals’ net supply totalled EUR 909.9 million and net sales to legal entities EUR 1,047.2 million, implying a coverage ratio of 86.9% versus 90.9% in January to April 2024. The leu’s average exchange rate against the euro increased by 0.2% to 19.5394 MDL per EUR, and the end-April rate was 0.6% higher than at end-March, while the euro accounted for 78.3% of individuals’ net foreign currency supply in April.