At a panel on “Central banks after the storm” at the Central and Eastern Europe Forum (Invisso) in Vienna, National Bank of Moldova Governor Anca Dragu emphasised the need to adapt monetary policy to new realities to reduce inflationary pressures, and said the central bank’s policy had helped limit the inflation shock, contain second-round effects on core inflation and anchor inflation expectations. She also linked financial sector stability to the appropriate use of monetary policy tools, pointing to the National Bank of Moldova’s expanded role in financial system supervision and risk prevention. In the same context, she highlighted the importance of the central bank’s macroprudential and resolution mandates for aligning Moldova with high international standards, and set out the bank’s sustainable finance agenda, including the creation and approval of a Sustainable Finance Roadmap intended to guide financial sector entities and other stakeholders in developing and promoting sustainable finance domestically.
National Bank of Moldova 2025-01-15
National Bank of Moldova Governor highlights monetary policy response to inflation and advances a sustainable finance roadmap
At the Central and Eastern Europe Forum in Vienna, National Bank of Moldova Governor Anca Dragu stressed the need to adapt monetary policy to reduce inflationary pressures and highlighted the central bank's role in financial stability and risk prevention. She emphasized the importance of macroprudential and resolution mandates and introduced a Sustainable Finance Roadmap to guide domestic financial sector entities.