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At the end of 2020, the volume of investments in the free economic zones of Moldova for the entire period of their activity amounted to $ 458.9 million, having increased by 6.1% over the year.

At the end of 2020, the volume of investments in the free economic zones of Moldova for the entire period of their activity amounted to $ 458.9 million, having increased by 6.1% over the year.

According to the Ministry of Economy and Infrastructure, in 2020 the free economic zones of Moldova attracted investments for $ 26.2 million, which is almost 27% less than in 2019 ($ 35.8 million). According to the calculations of the Ministry of Economy and Infrastructure, in 2020, investments of $ 118.9 thousand fell per one resident, while the largest amount of investments per one resident fell on the Tvardita free trade zone ($ 207 thousand). The largest volume of investments (about 84% for the entire period of FEZ activity) as of January 1, 2021 was concentrated in three FEZs: Balti - 48.4% ($ 222.3 million), Ungheni-Business - 19.9% ($ 91.4 million) and Expo-Business-Chisinau - 16.1% ($ 73.7 million). The remaining 4 FEZ attracted much less investment: $ 24.8 million was invested in Valkanes (5.4%); $ 18.8 million - in Taraclia (4.1%); $ 19 million - to Tvardita (4.1%); $ 8.9 million - Otaci-Business (1,9%). // 11.05.2021 — InfoMarket

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The NBM raises the forecast for the average annual inflation rate for 2021 by 0.7 percentage points - from 1.8% to 2.5%, while keeps unchanged the forecast for 2022 at 4.4%.
Within the framework of the Europe Day celebration, the National Bank of Moldova will provide the general public with up-to-date information on its cooperation with the European Union and on the progress achieved in this direction.
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In Moldova, the average selling prices of agricultural products by agricultural enterprises in the first quarter of 2021, compared to the same period in 2020, increased by 26.9%.
Alberto Carley became the new head of the European Investment Bank office in Moldova; the EIB will continue to finance new projects in Moldova.
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The direct state debt of Moldova to international organizations in 2020 increased by $ 587.77 million (+ 40.1%), amounting to $ 2 billion 055.29 million.