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Moldova's state budget deficit in 2025 amounted to 15 billion 712.4 million lei, 2 billion 622.6 million lei (20%) higher than the 2024 figure

Moldova's state budget deficit in 2025 amounted to 15 billion 712.4 million lei, 2 billion 622.6 million lei (20%) higher than the 2024 figure

According to the Ministry of Finance, the following sources financed the deficit in January-December 2025: domestic sources (10 billion 853.5 million lei), external sources (4 billion 211.4 million lei), and the change in the cash balance (647.5 million lei). It should be noted that Moldova's state budget deficit in 2024 amounted to 13 billion 089.8 million lei, 3 billion 033.7 million lei (18.8%) lower than the 2023 figure.// 06.02.2026 — InfoMarket

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