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Natural gas tariffs for household consumers of Moldova increased in January-April 2023 by an average of 96.05%, and over the past 12 months - by 92.82%.

Natural gas tariffs for household consumers of Moldova increased in January-April 2023 by an average of 96.05%, and over the past 12 months - by 92.82%.

This follows from the new data on inflation, provided by the National Bureau of Statistics. As noted, at the same time, electricity tariffs in April 2023, compared to December 2022, decreased by 26.53%, but increased by 46.37%, compared to April 2022. At the same time, tariffs for district heating in April 2023, compared to December 2022, increased by 143.5%, and compared to April last year - by 68.34%. Overall, utility rates in April 2023, compared to December 2022, increased by 31.62%, and compared to April 2022, increased by 82.72%. Water and sewer service tariffs increased by 14.02% and 14.82%, respectively, during these periods. Passenger transportation tariffs in April 2023, compared to December 2022, increased by 0.89%, and compared to April 2022, by 29.41%. Catering services rose in price by 1.55% and 15.2%, respectively. // 11.05.2023 - InfoMarket.

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In January-March 2023, Moldova received external loans and grants in the amount of 26.27 million euros (more than 824.49 million lei) to support the budget.
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The Ministry of Finance continues to discuss with economic agents issues related to the implementation of the transfer pricing principle.
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