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Moldova's national public budget revenues totaled 38 billion 866.7 million lei in January-May 2023, up 15.8% (5.31 billion) from the same period in 2022.

Moldova's national public budget revenues totaled 38 billion 866.7 million lei in January-May 2023, up 15.8% (5.31 billion) from the same period in 2022.

The Ministry of Finance informed that expenses of the national public budget of Moldova for 5 months of 2023 amounted to 45,075.7 million lei which exceeds by 8.248 million lei (22.4%) the figures of the same period of the previous year. As a result, in January-May 2023, the national public budget deficit of Moldova was 6 billion 209 million lei against 3 billion 268 million lei in the same period last year. // 26.06.2023 - InfoMarket.

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Moldova will receive 120 million euros in soft loans from the French Development Agency to support reforms and investments in the energy sector.
Moldova will receive 120 million euros in soft loans from the French Development Agency to support reforms and investments in the energy sector.
The European Union is allocating 250 million euros to improve cross-border communication between Moldova, Ukraine and their EU neighbors.
The European Union is allocating 250 million euros to improve cross-border communication between Moldova, Ukraine and their EU neighbors.
The Parliament adopted in the second reading amendments to the Law on the state budget for 2023, increasing its revenues and expenses by 1 billion 406.2 million lei.
The Parliament adopted in the second reading amendments to the Law on the state budget for 2023, increasing its revenues and expenses by 1 billion 406.2 million lei.
Moldova will receive from the World Bank a grant of $25 million and a loan of 92.1 million euros in budget support.
Moldova will receive from the World Bank a grant of $25 million and a loan of 92.1 million euros in budget support.
Romania will allocate to Moldova the second tranche of a grant in the amount of 28 million euros out of a total amount of 100 million euros in gratuitous financial assistance.
Romania will allocate to Moldova the second tranche of a grant in the amount of 28 million euros out of a total amount of 100 million euros in gratuitous financial assistance.
The NBM reduced the base rate applied to the main short-term monetary policy operations by another 4 percentage points - from 10% to 6% per annum.
The NBM reduced the base rate applied to the main short-term monetary policy operations by another 4 percentage points - from 10% to 6% per annum.