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Over the past 10 years, from 2010 to 2019, Moldova's GDP in lei terms increased 2.4 times - up to 210.35 billion lei, and in US dollar terms - 1.7 times - up to $11 billion 969 million.

Over the past 10 years, from 2010 to 2019, Moldova's GDP in lei terms increased 2.4 times - up to 210.35 billion lei, and in US dollar terms - 1.7 times - up to $11 billion 969 million.

These are the data reflected in the statistical yearbook "International Accounts of the Republic of Moldova" for 2019 published by the National Bank of Moldova. The publication notes that Moldova's GDP in lei terms in 2010 at current prices amounted to 86.28 billion lei, in 2011 – 98.77 billion lei, in 2012 - 105.48 billion lei, in 2013 - 119.53 billion lei, in 2014 - 133.48 billion lei, in 2015 - 145.75 billion lei, in 2016 - 160.81 billion lei, in 2017 - 178.88 billion lei, in 2018 - 192.51 billion lei, in 2019 - 210.35 billion lei. At the same time, in US dollar terms, Moldova’s GDP in 2010 amounted to $6 billion 977 million, in 2011 - $8 billion 416 million, in 2012 - $8 billion 709 million, in 2013 - $9 billion 494 million, in 2014 - $9 billion 508 million, in 2015 - $7 billion 746 million, in 2016 - $8 billion 071 million, in 2017 - $9 billion 674 million, in 2018 - $11 billion 457 million, and in 2019 - $11 billion 969 million. // 02.12.2020 - InfoMarket.

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