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Annual inflation in Moldova (over the last 12 months) continues to decrease, having made 27.31% in January 2023 against 30.24% a month earlier.

Annual inflation in Moldova (over the last 12 months) continues to decrease, having made 27.31% in January 2023 against 30.24% a month earlier.

The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) noted that in January 2023, the average consumer prices for foodstuffs rose by 28.59%, for non-foodstuffs - by 18.44%, services provided to the population - by 38.86%, compared to January of the previous year. As noted by the NBS, the annual inflation rate in January 2023 (27.31%) decreased by 2.93 p.p., compared to the previous month, given the slower growth of the monthly inflation rate in January this year (0.45%), compared to the monthly inflation rate in January 2022, when it was 2.77%. Thus, in January 2023, the annual inflation rate, which was registered in November-December 2022, continued to decline. At the same time, in January 2022, the annual inflation rate (for the last 12 months) in Moldova was 16.56%. // 10.02.2023 - InfoMarket.

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In January-September 2022, Moldova received over 364.7 million euros and $133.15 million (over 9.67 billion lei) of external loans to support the budget.
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The revenues of the national public budget of Moldova in 2022 amounted to 91 billion 505.4 million lei, which is 18.3% (14.13 billion) more than in 2021.
The revenues of the national public budget of Moldova in 2022 amounted to 91 billion 505.4 million lei, which is 18.3% (14.13 billion) more than in 2021.