The National Bank of Moldova published April 2026 foreign exchange market data showing that net foreign currency supply from individuals covered 80.5% of net foreign currency demand from economic agents, down from 92.0% in March. Net demand from companies rose much faster than supply from individuals, and the central bank intervened on the local interbank market with net sales of EUR 14.1 million. Compared with March, net foreign currency supply from individuals increased by EUR 7.6 million, or 2.8%, to EUR 278.5 million, while net sales of foreign currency to legal entities increased by EUR 51.3 million, or 17.4%, to EUR 345.9 million. For January to April 2026, the coverage ratio was 88.8%, compared with 87.1% in January to April 2025. Within individuals' net foreign currency supply, EUR remained the main currency with a 73.0% share, followed by USD at 16.9% and other currencies, mainly GBP, at 10.1%. The average EUR/MDL exchange rate moved from 20.1430 in March to 20.2124 in April.