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In 2021, Moldova received external state loans totaling $522 million (the equivalent of 9 billion 191.8 million lei), which is $29.6 million (5.3%) less than in 2020.

In 2021, Moldova received external state loans totaling $522 million (the equivalent of 9 billion 191.8 million lei), which is $29.6 million (5.3%) less than in 2020.

As noted in the materials of the Ministry of Finance, in the structure of the inflow of external public loans by type of creditor, the largest share belongs to multilateral creditors. In particular, the largest amounts of loans to Moldova in 2021were transferred by: International Monetary Fund - $233.3 million (44.7% of the total amount), International Development Association (IDA) - $76.4 million (14.6%), European Union - $57.7 million (11.1%), EIB - $55 million (10.5%), Council of Europe Development Bank - $44.4 million (8.5%), EBRD - $38 million (7.3%), International Bank for Reconstruction and Development - $12.8 million (2.5%), International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) - $4.3 million (0.8%), Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) - $0.1 million (0.02%). As regards the structure of external credits by directions, of the total amount, $187.6 million (the equivalent of 3 billion 323.7 million lei) was received in 2021 for the realization of projects financed from external sources, or 35.9% of the total amount and $334.4 million (the equivalent of 5 billion 868.1 million lei) for state budget support, or 64.1% of the total inflows of new external credits. // 11.04.2022 - InfoMarket

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In March, 2022, monthly inflation in Moldova reached 4.06%, annual inflation (over the last 12 months) - 22.16% and in January-March, 2022 - 9.15%.
In March, 2022, monthly inflation in Moldova reached 4.06%, annual inflation (over the last 12 months) - 22.16% and in January-March, 2022 - 9.15%.
Revenues of the national public budget of Moldova in January-March 2022 amounted to 20 billion 044.7 million lei, which is by 3.3 billion lei (20%) more than in the same period of 2021.
Revenues of the national public budget of Moldova in January-March 2022 amounted to 20 billion 044.7 million lei, which is by 3.3 billion lei (20%) more than in the same period of 2021.
The IMF mission led by Ruben Atoyan will hold discussions with the Moldovan authorities from April 4 to 8 on a possible increase in funding.
The IMF mission led by Ruben Atoyan will hold discussions with the Moldovan authorities from April 4 to 8 on a possible increase in funding.
The Ministry of Economy predicts further depreciation of the national currency against the US dollar.
The Ministry of Economy predicts further depreciation of the national currency against the US dollar.
The average annual inflation rate in 2022 is projected at 21.9%, while average wages in real terms will decrease by 4.3% in 2022 compared to the previous year.
The average annual inflation rate in 2022 is projected at 21.9%, while average wages in real terms will decrease by 4.3% in 2022 compared to the previous year.
In 2022 Moldova's GDP growth will be 0.3% and in the future the economy will grow by 3-4.5% annually - the forecast of the Ministry of Economy.
In 2022 Moldova's GDP growth will be 0.3% and in the future the economy will grow by 3-4.5% annually - the forecast of the Ministry of Economy.