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Combustible and fuel prices in Moldova rose by an average of 41.45% in January-November 2022, and by 39.77% over the past 12 months (November 2022 to November 2021).

Combustible and fuel prices in Moldova rose by an average of 41.45% in January-November 2022, and by 39.77% over the past 12 months (November 2022 to November 2021).

This follows from new inflation data released by the National Bureau of Statistics. As noted, at the same time, prices for building materials in November 2022, compared to December 2021, increased by 25.18%, and compared to November 2021, by 27.42%. Clothing rose in price by 11.83% and 13.52%, respectively, over the same periods, shoes by 13.85% and 15.74%, respectively, and medicine by 9.33% and 10.02%, respectively. // 12.12.2021 – InfoMarket

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Annual inflation in Moldova has decreased; in particular, in November 2022 inflation for the last 12 months was 31.41% against 34.62% in October.
Annual inflation in Moldova has decreased; in particular, in November 2022 inflation for the last 12 months was 31.41% against 34.62% in October.
It is proposed to include 36 economic agents in the plan of inspections of FEZ residents for 2023.
It is proposed to include 36 economic agents in the plan of inspections of FEZ residents for 2023.
Moldova plans to receive grants in the amount of 5 billion 505.3 million lei to the budget in 2023, which is 19.4% (894.1 million lei) more than the adjusted figure for 2022.
Moldova plans to receive grants in the amount of 5 billion 505.3 million lei to the budget in 2023, which is 19.4% (894.1 million lei) more than the adjusted figure for 2022.
Moldova plans to receive external loans in 2023 to support the budget and implement projects financed from external sources for 18 billion 651.5 million lei (the equivalent of $932.1 million).
Moldova plans to receive external loans in 2023 to support the budget and implement projects financed from external sources for 18 billion 651.5 million lei (the equivalent of $932.1 million).
Salaries of public sector employees will increase in 2023 and 3.7 billion lei will be allocated from the budget for this purpose.
Salaries of public sector employees will increase in 2023 and 3.7 billion lei will be allocated from the budget for this purpose.
Some useless bureaucratic procedures will be abolished in Moldova, as well as the transparency of state control will be increased.
Some useless bureaucratic procedures will be abolished in Moldova, as well as the transparency of state control will be increased.