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Moldova will ensure the systematic development of economic analyses and forecasts regarding business development

Moldova will ensure the systematic development of economic analyses and forecasts regarding business development

This is provided for in a draft government resolution developed by the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization. Specifically, it is proposed that the National Institute for Economic Research (INCE) under the Academy of Economic Sciences of Moldova be tasked with developing economic analyses and forecasts regarding the development of entrepreneurship and the private sector. These will be used to develop and monitor business support programs, assess their effectiveness, and formulate strategies to enhance competitiveness and integration into the European economic area. INCE will develop its analyses and forecasts based on statistical data provided to the institute by central public administration bodies and state institutions. Consultations on the draft are being held until April 15. // 03.04.2026 – InfoMarket

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According to IMF forecasts, Moldova will have one of the highest per capita GDP growth rates in the world by 2030, highlighting its significant potential for attracting foreign direct investment - the National Bank of Moldova (NBM)
According to IMF forecasts, Moldova will have one of the highest per capita GDP growth rates in the world by 2030, highlighting its significant potential for attracting foreign direct investment - the National Bank of Moldova (NBM)
Moldova’s decision to pursue a new program with the IMF without a financial component reflects an improvement in the country’s macroeconomic situation, which no longer warrants the need for urgent financing – the NBM
Moldova’s decision to pursue a new program with the IMF without a financial component reflects an improvement in the country’s macroeconomic situation, which no longer warrants the need for urgent financing – the NBM
Moldova’s decision to pursue a new program with the IMF without a financial component reflects an improvement in the country’s macroeconomic situation, which no longer warrants the need for urgent financing – the NBM
Moldova’s decision to pursue a new program with the IMF without a financial component reflects an improvement in the country’s macroeconomic situation, which no longer warrants the need for urgent financing – the NBM
Over the past 10 years, Moldova's economy has grown by an average of only 1.9% per year: industrialization and increased added value are needed - Veaceslav Ionita
Over the past 10 years, Moldova's economy has grown by an average of only 1.9% per year: industrialization and increased added value are needed - Veaceslav Ionita
Inflation in Moldova in January-February 2026 was 1.35% against 3.07% for the same period a year earlier
Inflation in Moldova in January-February 2026 was 1.35% against 3.07% for the same period a year earlier
Women make up 53.6% of Moldova's population: they live longer than men but earn less
Women make up 53.6% of Moldova's population: they live longer than men but earn less